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| Subject: | Latest Trend in IT Security |
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| Date: | Fri, 27 Jul 2007 10:59:02 +0800 |
Hi All, I'm in the midst of doing a market analysis in IT Security and the services that some security vendors offer, in order to figure out what is the current and latest trend that most companies would adopt this year... I've discovered from several sites and articles that the demands are as follows: - Data Loss Prevention against sensitive corporate or organization information - Wireless Security - Risk Assessment - Application Security - Email Protection against SPAM, SPIT, SPIM Network Security in terms of IDS/IPS and even SIM solutions does not seemed to be a popular trend in this year, however, the demand for Log Management services seemed to be rising slowly in certain regions. I do not want to be influenced by the sales and marketing strategies that have been broadcasted on the web or by some vendors who's trying to boost their products and services. Therefore, I would very much appreciate to hear all your views from this mailing list that you would like to share, in terms of technical and business point of view - on the type of IT Security trends that you've experienced or foresee in the upcoming or today's market. Thanks alot for your time. Rgds, Reyna
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