Beyond the Perimeter

I just read an article by Brennen Hannigan, General Manager at IBM Security about cybercrime and his solution to combating it. Although his article is predominately about cybercrime, I saw a few things that stand out in relation to security in general.

I agree with the concept that security needs to be driven by intelligence, leadership and policy. A static security strategy is not enough to keep up with the modern criminal. "The bad guys have become better and better at cybercrime for three main reasons: they collaborate, share technology, and practices"[security intelligence, 19/3/15]. This no different traditional crimes as well.

Ginni Rometty, IBM CEO stated, "Without integrated security solutions that use analytics to find threats before they attack, your organization is compromised" [security intelligence, 19/3/15]. When individual security products work alone they are easily compromised. Several security products working together and led by intelligence makes for a defense that is more effective and proactive.

Theft is a big problem that requires an intelligent solution. March Resilience aims to drastically improve a companies security program by solving current issues, preventing future event and protecting critical assets.

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