I just realised that its been a year since I posted a blog post - Information-centric Security is Dead.
Ironically enough, next week I am presenting at a Security Summit on, well, Information-centric Security.
The article, I believe is one of my most important ones. Information-centric security is not really dead. But it is a stepping stone. Read my last blog post and the one linked above together and you will see what I believe is the most exciting and important development in our industry, probably since Firewalls.
If you aren't busy next week Tuesday then maybe come see me talk. It'll be fun, I'll make jokes. Promise.
Showing posts with label process-centric security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label process-centric security. Show all posts
Friday, May 22, 2009
Friday, June 6, 2008
The Future of Information Security in Two Sentences
I just realised how verbose I really am. I have written a few posts about what I think the future of Information Security will be in the future and it seems that I am in total agreement with Gartner. The problem is that it has taken me many posts and much typing to put onto the Internet what Gartner sums up in two sentences:
“The next generation data center is adaptive – it will do workloads on the fly,” [Neil MacDonald, vice president and fellow at Gartner] says. “It will be service-oriented, virtualized, model-driven and contextual. So security has to be, too.”
I particularly like the term "model-driven". I have been using "process-centric security" to describe my vision which I believe is an extension of "info-centric security".
“The next generation data center is adaptive – it will do workloads on the fly,” [Neil MacDonald, vice president and fellow at Gartner] says. “It will be service-oriented, virtualized, model-driven and contextual. So security has to be, too.”
I particularly like the term "model-driven". I have been using "process-centric security" to describe my vision which I believe is an extension of "info-centric security".
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