The Technology Horizon & Cyber SecurityEISIC 2015Ollie Whitehouse, Technical Director

Agenda

The technology direction

The technology horizon

Challenges threat intelligence will face

Challenges enterprise cyber security will face

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Cyber security challenge – part 1

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Cyber security challenge – part 2

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Cyber security challenge – part 3.a

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Cyber security challenge – part 3.b

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Intelligence agencies

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Intelligence agenciesOrganised criminals

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Individuals, small groups

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Insiders

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Commercial espionage

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Horizons… you choose

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Horizons… you choose

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Horizons… you choose

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Horizons… you choose

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Horizons… you choose

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Legacy Systems Coming On-line

Legacy systems brought on-line

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Data Lakes

Data lakes

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Everything Connected

Everything connected

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Everything Connected

Everything connected

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De-perimeterization

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Technology & Data Fragmentation

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High-end business customization

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Ubiquitous Encryption

Ubiquitous encryption

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Software everywhere and in every guise

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No Perimeters

Hurdles to threat intelligence

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resilient cyber security as it relates to their data, estate, users and supply chain

Business needs

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Not just a tech problem

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Not just a tech problem

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machine learning is on the cusp of wide and useful adoption in cyber security …

… threat actors will adapt

Beyond These

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as very large enterprises get better at defence the focus on insider threat will

increase

Insider threat

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Ollie Whitehouseollie.whitehouse@nccgroup.trust