What makes the IT industry tick?
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The IT security industry is large and growing, with over 1,200 vendors worldwide, including 540 in the United States and 230 in the Bay Area. The industry is driven by growing threats like cyber warfare, cybercrime, hacktivism and exploratory hacking. New technologies emerge every 4-10 years, while new compliance regimes and audit practices develop on a timescale of 6 months to 2 years. The major segments of the industry include network security, identity and access management, endpoints, data protection, and cloud-based security services. Beaconing detection in gateways and whitelisting approaches for endpoint protection are newer developments. The industry continues to evolve as cyber conflicts increase globally.
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- 1. What Makes the IT Security Industry Tick? ISACA ISRM Las Vegas September 19, 2011 Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst, IT-Harvest
- 2. The IT-Security Industry 1,200 vendors 540 in the United States 230 in the Bay Area
- 3. What drives the industry? Threats Cyber war Severity Cyber crime Hacktivism Defacement Exploratory hacking Time
- 4. Where does GRC fit in? New threat 2 years New technology 4-10 years New compliance regime 6 mo.- 2 years New audit practice
- 5. 80 Security Product Categories
- 7. De-coupling: keep it simple A secure network assumes the host is hostile A secure host assumes the network is hostile A secure application assumes the user is hostile
- 8. The major segments Network IAM Gateways End point Data Protection Protection Services
- 9. Gateway security: NGFW = UTM
- 10. Three new features in gateways Application awareness Identity based policies Beaconing detection
- 12. End point protection Signatures are getting out of control 35,000 new malware every day Average malware infects 5 devices Mobile platforms Zero days side step all protection
- 13. White listing has come of age Deny all but that which is explicitly allowed. False positives minimized by learning systems Metrics provided by adding back in signature based detection
- 14. What’s new in encryption? Key discovery, Identity based encryption certificate management Source: Yaron Wikipedia
- 15. Identity and access management (IAM) Mobile authentication on a rapid rise
- 16. SAAS - cloud based services
- 17. Where is cyber conflict taking the industry?
- 18. Take aways Security industry is NOT consolidating Compliance is NOT security Cybercrime is NOT larger than illegal drug trade
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