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76 Resolving to plan in the new year State and local governments are sorely in need of the funds that the proposed legislation would inject. Hackers targeted municipalities more often in 2019 than they did a year ago, and critical systems in particular have been held ransom. But without a holistic strategy this blessing could quickly become a curse for any organization, with too many tools and low-quality data making organizations more vulnerable to attack. To gain resilience in the long-term, organizations should prioritize a unified endpoint management and security platform that allows for true visibility and control. About the Author Chris Hallenbeck is a security professional with years of experience as a technical lead and cybersecurity expert. In his current role as CISO for the Americas at Tanium, he focuses largely on helping Tanium’s customers ensure that the technology powering their business can adapt to disruption. Before joining Tanium in 2016, Hallenbeck worked for six years on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Computer Emergency Readiness Team, where he gained a strong background in computer-related investigative work. 76
77 The Decade Ahead for Cybersecurity By Matthew Gyde, CEO, Security, NTT Ltd. The Dawn of a New Era As 2020 dawns, we stand at the threshold of a new decade that’s certain to reveal challenges to the security landscape we could scarcely have imagined in 2010. But if the past has taught this industry anything, it’s that a forward-thinking and progressive approach is the best way to mitigate the risk of threats and intrusion. In this brave new era before us, our industry must adapt to how security is acquired. While cloud-based security, machine learning and the move from zero trust to digital trust were trending topics last year, we’ve witnessed a fundamental shift in how security is being acquired. Automation and orchestration will be the watchwords for 2020. Things are about to change—and drastically. Security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) will be the hottest area in cybersecurity in the year to come. Accepting and embracing this approach will allow managed security service providers (MSSPs) to build trust equally across both infrastructure and applications. What are the driving factors behind this shift in strategy? Simply put, the threats and cyberattacks themselves are no longer conducted at human speed. Rather, they’ve evolved to occur at machine speed. And as the old adage goes, you must fight fire with fire. This will be accomplished by embedding security intelligence into both infrastructure and applications. 77
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