Identity-Powered Security

IDENTITY-POWERED SECURITY Without Identity there is a Security Gap Breaches are still happening. Over 60% of organizations have had at least one in the past 12 months. Frequency of successful attacks in the past 12 months: More than 10 times 7% een 6& times 9% Between 1 & 5 times 46% Not once 38% More security intelligence is needed. . Only 27% are confident in their ability to investigate security breaches. Are root-cause analysis capabilities adequate? Strongly disagree 2% Somewhat disagree Don't agree or disagree 15% Somewhat agree 47% Strongly agree 27% Protection is weakest for mobile and social. Emerging technologies push the envelope of traditional security tools, a new approach is needed. 3.0 2.9 2.8 2.7--- 2.6 2.5 Mobile devices (smartphones, tables) Laptops / Notebooks Desktops (PCs) Social media applications (FB, Twitter) Perceived security posture by IT domain (with 5 being best). In Search of the Elusive User. Organizations are looking to reduce the attack surface with privileged user and identity management solutions. User activity monitoring Security information & event management (SIEM) Identity & access management /governance Vulnerability assessment / managemeńt (VA/VM) Privileged user / identity management 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 Perceived effectiveness of security and ID management solutions (with 5 being best). |NetIQ. Download the 2014 Cyberthreat Defense Report today: http://bit.ly/Cyberthreat2014 Source information: Cyberthreat 2014 Defense Report North America & Europe.