This has nothing to do with the straight up excellent animated series that aired a few years ago, but here are the highlights of what's happening:
Web 2.0 provides the social networking capability we need to harness the power of employees and customers to serve as a virtual security function.Īs I often say, it’s not difficult to turn a series of threats into a set of opportunities."LIVING ON THE EDGE, FIGHTING CRIME, SPINNING WEBS"Īfter the massive explosion that occurred a few weeks ago with Sony and Marvel announcing their collaborative efforts at revitalizing our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, now comes news from LATINO REVIEW that Amazing is officially dead.Outsourcing motivates us to establish better inventories, standards and compliance processes.Unstructured data encourages the development of management tools that provide better intelligence through a richer analysis of data content.Data breach notification means that enterprises are compelled to fix security exposures before the breaches occur.Open source enables greater cooperation, review and bug-fixing for security products.Cyber crime and cyber terrorism provide justification to build larger security budgets and empires.Mobility ensures a more effective crisis response and can provide useful intelligence on the location and activities of people.Virtualization technology can be used to prevent intrusions by rapidly rotating targeted servers to prevent an attack from succeeding.Cloud computing offers better security services because the cloud service provider gains a superior perspective of events.So it’s interesting to note that all of threats mentioned can actually form the basis of potential security solutions:
I often find that the solution to a problem is not too far away from the problem itself.
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