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The last ten years of information security are barely a hint to what comes next. This special report will explore the major tectonic forces at play that will change how business use of technology will be dramatically changed by rapid escalations in threat, defense and societal demands.
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5 October 2012
Enterprise IT supply chains will be targeted and compromised, forcing changes in the structure of the IT marketplace and how IT will be managed moving forward. (Maverick research deliberately exposes unconventional thinking, and may not agree with Gartner's official positions.)
5 December 2012
Traditional management of operational risk is delivering diminishing returns as the pace of business accelerates. Crowdsourcing can change how risk is managed and decisions are made. (Maverick research deliberately exposes unconventional thinking and may not agree with Gartner's official positions.)
12 September 2012
Traditional security controls are increasingly ineffective and obstructive in a world where rapid technology change is driving business strategy. We need a radically new approach. (Maverick research deliberately exposes unconventional thinking and may not agree with Gartner's official positions.)
12 November 2012
By 2023, the CRO role will be an executive position with an operational reporting connection to the board, separate from internal audit. Operational risk will be equally important to credit and market risks, requiring new skills and driving the information needs of the role.
30 April 2013
The Nexus of Forces of cloud, social, mobile and big data erodes the effectiveness of traditional technological security controls. To mitigate risk, security teams must invest in behavioral controls that align with security objectives.
31 May 2013
Macro changes in targets and threats outside the enterprise are shaping the risk and security landscape over the next decade. Visibility into these anticipated changes will help strategic planning leaders dissect future security and risk practices and uncover new opportunities.
30 May 2013
Advanced targeted attacks make prevention-centric strategies obsolete. Securing enterprises in 2020 will require a shift to information- and people-centric security strategies, combined with pervasive internal monitoring and sharing of security intelligence.
31 May 2013
Processing personal data is rarely a central driver of business. It has real costs and always carries risks. As organizations cease processing personal data due to forces in mobile and cloud computing, they should address this loss of control in their business strategies.
31 May 2013
Future threat environments will force security and risk leaders to create new, adaptive control environments. A structured approach – one that defines, regularly surveys and improves control effectiveness – will help teams plan and adapt to the changing landscape.
31 May 2013
In Gartner's "coalition rule" scenario, the future of security is a world where barriers to entry for malicious actors are low, and government intervention is absent or ineffective. Strategic planning leaders should expand and augment BCM efforts in alignment with explicit IT risk leadership.
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