Securing Today’s Unbound Enterprise
summary
Claims the industry is shifting to an unbound enterprise model where applications and users are everywhere, backed by concrete numbers: 46,000 phishing sites per week, a cited $50M ransomware hit on Acer, and estimates of 100M new lines of code plus 120M malware variants. Proposes a hybrid, unified policy layer (SASE-style) and runtime defenses that infer user intent and risk — e.g., screen-capture-based risk scoring that can block automated exfiltration to cloud folders. Practical focus on integration and automation rather than theory.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:52How has the pandemic shot a spotlight on cyber security
- 3:35What is the future of cyber security
- 4:39What is the utopian vision of how security should work
- 7:53What is the best path forward for organizations with a foot in the cloud
- 10:56Industry collaboration
- 13:00Final thoughts
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