Security Shelfware: Which Products are Gathering Dust in the Shed and Why?
summary
Presents survey-based findings from end users and vendors about why security products become unused or never deployed (security shelfware). Covers factors that lead to abandonment and actionable steps enterprises and vendors can take to prevent products from being left unused.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:38Treadmill analogy
- 2:22Tangents
- 2:47Whats on the shelf
- 4:23Why are they on the shelf
- 8:17Key themes
- 9:55Lack of effectiveness
- 10:53What makes a good product
- 12:23How do you recover
- 15:31Key conclusions
- 16:05What does your business do
- 16:35Conclusion
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