Jack Danahy, Director of Advanced Security at IBM, talks about security intelligence. Video found at IBM Security Intelligence Channel on YouTube IBMSecuritySolutions)
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February 22, 2012
February 3, 2012
"A continually evolving breed of unknown, persistent, targeted, and adaptive security threats is pushing businesses’ enterprise IT/Security infrastructure to their limits and driving the expansion of the security services threat intelligence market. According to new research from International Data Corporation (IDC), this emerging predictive security market is forecast to grow from $198 million in 2009 to $905 million in 2014 as organizations struggle to keep pace."
December 18, 2011
"For years, observers have been wondering when malware would become a real problem for the latest generation of mobile devices. It appears that the wait is over."
— Quote by Tom Cross, manager of Threat Intelligence and Strategy for IBM X-Force. Quote found at “IBM X-Force Report Reveals Mobile Security Exploits to Double in 2011”
October 4, 2010
"Social networking, mobile platforms and cloud computing were rated the most risky emerging technologies. Social networking tools (64% respondents) came out on top as the technology that posed the greatest risk. Second was mobile platforms (54%) followed by cloud computing (43%)."
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Quote found at CIOs: Social Computing Is The Most Risky Emerging Technology via HorizonWatching
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