2012
227million
577million
700million
2016 2018
Brazil: 27 million attacks
Mexico: 16 million attacks
Colombia: 5 million attacks
Worldwide 2013 2014 2015Total numberof invasions 253 312 318
Invasions with over10 million identitiesexposed
8 4 9
Total identitiesexposed 552M 348M 429M
Average identitiesexposed by invasion 2.2M 1.1M 1.3M
# of days over thenetwork before itsdetection
N/A 205 146
1 2 3
The safety intrusions are increasingly recurrent
Sources:
IDC LA ecommerce model 2016IDC LA Installed Base Personal Computers 2015IDC LA Installed Base Smartphones 2015IDC LA Installed Base Tablets 2015IDC LA Security Software Tracker 2015 H2IDC LA Security Appliances Tracker 2015 H2IDC LA IT Investment Trends 2015IDC IT Security Foundation: Assessing IT Adversarial Risk for Digital TransformationIDC Worldwide Threat Intelligence Security Services Forecast, 2016–2020: Strength in NumbersIDC Trends and Insights GPU in Big Data & Analytics, Cognitive Computing 2016M-Trends 2016http://breachlevelindex.com/#!breach-database
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2012
2016 2018
Cybercrime also evolved:
The new regulatory frameworks require from organizations greater responsibilitytoward risk, creating new needs and requirements
Evolution safety and vulnerabilities management within the perimeter
In recent years, cyberattacks increasedbetween 30% and 40% in Latin America
Security strategies are redefined as organizations face thetransformational process of theeconomy and business models.
Adoption of solutions isincreased to monitor securityand vulnerability.
During 2015 there were 20+ attacks per second = 400million attacks (by virus)
New technologies, such as cognitive systems, boosted these investments.
Security has become critical to organizations in Latin America:
By 2020, companies would have invested in solutions of this type (growth in compounded rates):
4 out of 5 companies, security isan investment priority in 2016
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Softwaresecurity:
8.6% Hardwaresecurity:
4.5%
Protecting the criticalinformation silos to theorganization through allaccess points (end-to-end)
ProtectEvaluating and identifyingcritical business processesthrough cognitive systems
DetectClosing the gap betweenthreats and action
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20162014
2015
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93.4M 276K
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of credit cards
38%of mobiles
Sponsored by:
2011
8.3%10.4% 11.7%
2016 2018
Some of the most important invasions in Latin America are:
76%of mobiles
80%of mobiles
=one of the regionswith the highestactivity in the world
LatinAmerica
Investment in solutions of SVM (Security and Vulnerability Management) represents an increasing % of safety software solutions:
Technology as a tool to face thechallenges of digitalization of the economy
and minimize the security risk
3 IDC recommendations for evaluating a security strategyin the digitalization of society
3rd Platform technologies (Big Data, cloud, mobility, and social business) play a role in two senses in terms of security:
As a point of access to information and tool for the efficiency of organizations
As a point of potential access to extract
confidential information from organizations
At the same time, these technologies facilitate the elements that take care of
security in companies.
The current paradigm requires greater attention to the new access point enabled with the 3rd Platform.
New technologies, such as cognitive systems, boosted these investments.Benefits of cognitive systems:
Reduce the time in threat detection: invasions,
phishing, malware, etc.
Predict attacks based on analysis of information and human behavior patterns and recommend possible solutions
Allow a deeper automatic processing of large volumes of information and telemetry security
A New Security Strategyfor a New Business Scenario
The “digitalization”of society impacts thebusiness environment
The evolution of Latin America (LA)
in recent years spurred an increase in the adoption
of technology.
The consumer is changing; was “digitalized.”
Connected devices are evolving in quantity and type:
This transformation from a greater “digitalization of economy” bringsnew challenges, both in technology and security.
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$68 $105
+ + devices = + ecommerce, what “moves” money every year:
