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The Changing Face of Endpoint Security K Varadarajan Regional Manager, Enterprise Sales, Symantec Security Conference 2010_Bangalore
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The Changing Face of Endpoint Security
K VaradarajanRegional Manager, Enterprise Sales, Symantec
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IT Security Landscape TodayMarket Economy for Data
Attack Sophistication
Shift from Hacking to Theft
Threat Volume
• More unique / targeted attacks
• Sites per virus dramatic decline
• Enter / spread through multiple vectors
• Endpoint, email, web, misleading applications
• Morphing faster than ever
• E.g. command and control
• More unique / targeted attacks
• Sites per virus dramatic decline
• Enter / spread through multiple vectors
• Endpoint, email, web, misleading applications
• Morphing faster than ever
• E.g. command and control
In 2000
5signatures a day
In 2010
25,000signatures a day
Computers People
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Endpoints Are Constantly Under Attack
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Non-traditional Endpoints
Even As They Continue to Evolve
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Traditional Endpoints
IT Infrastructure
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Non-traditional Endpoints
Even As They Continue to Evolve
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Traditional Endpoints
IT Infrastructure
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Non-traditional Endpoints
Even As They Continue to Evolve
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Traditional Endpoints
IT Infrastructure
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Consumerization of IT
• Indian enterprises are encouraging employees to access, modify and disseminate information
• Information often stored on the cloud or in the employees own devices
• 59 percent of Indian enterprises believe that employee-owned endpoints compromise security
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Smartphones
PDAs
Mac-based …Growth of mobile devices
Source: Symantec Enterprise Security Survey 2009. All figures are in %77Security Conference 2010_Bangalore
Secure & Manage All Your Endpoints
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ControlInformation
RISKS
ReduceInformation
COSTS
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11Keep The Bad
Things OutLet the Good
Guys On
22Keep The Good
Things In
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Cell PhoneCell Phone LaptopLaptop DesktopDesktop File ServerFile Server Application ServerApplication Server Messaging ServerMessaging Server Database ServerDatabase Server
Symantec Confidential
Unified Agent
Unified Management
Endpoint Security Strategy
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Enterprise Infrastructure
Centralized Control Actionable Information Operational EfficiencyPolicy Management End-to-end Visibility Process Automation
GatewayServersEndpoints
Network Access Control
Messaging Data Loss Prevention
Robust Mail Security
Multi-platform Support
Audit Compliance
Advanced Server Security
Inventory & Patch Management
Data Loss Prevention
Complete Endpoint Protection
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Elements of Protection
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Elements of Endpoint Compliance
Antivirus
Antispyware
Firewall
IntrusionPrevention
Device and Application Control
Network AccessControl
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Low Hanging Fruit Approach…
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