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The Changing Communications Security Landscape

Prem Iyer | VP of North America Channel Programs | 07/11/12

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• Gartner: 5.6 billion worldwide mobile connections in 2011, up 11% from 5 billion in 2010; reach at least 7.4 billion by 2015

• Mobile Revolution Requires ‘Baked In’ Security Approach• Increased Sharing of Info – Coalition Forces & Intra-Federal (IC & DOD)• June 15: DoD formal device strategy, broader adoption of commercial devices,

enterprise-wide approach to apps.

• McAfee: After many years, recent mobile malware “explosion”, jumped 1,200% in Q1 2012, largely around Android platform attacks.

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Explosion of Devices and Apps, and New Threats

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• Continuous Monitoring Need: $202 million to expand government-wide adoption of processes and solutions in 2013 alone, including DoD.

• Why?: Increased complexity and constant change in network security infrastructure itself, as well as attacks, new devices, use of cloud.

– Perimeters Disappeared – Protect Subnets– Adapt to Change – Agile– Network Visibility is Crucial–

• DoD federated mobile device strategy: Cites continuous monitoring specifically as key aspect of secure deployment and management.

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Security: Visibility, Monitoring and Awareness

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• New domain battlefield map

• Align Protection with Risk

• Full-time situational awareness

• Ability to Identify Threat Vector

• Maintain control via monitoring

• Understand exposed vulnerabilities

• Streamline info sharing

• Report metrics centrally

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Visibility is Key to Risk Mitigation