While cloud-based security, machine learning and the move from zero trust to digital trust are common threads from last year, there’s been a fundamental shift in how security is being acquired. Automation and orchestration are the watchwords for 2020: security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) will be the hottest area in cybersecurity in the year to come.

'CISOs and CIOs are taking cybersecurity to the core of their business strategy to differentiate and survive in this digital era. Security is no longer seen as a risk insurance but crucial for business continuity.'


Simon Chassar, Chief Revenue Officer, Security division, NTT Ltd. 


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Be aware of the security risks of moving different workloads to different cloud platforms and implement appropriate controls.
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'An exponentially growing number of cyberattacks increases the importance to apply cyber threat intelligence to the security controls at machine speed and share such intelligence among stakeholders for better detection and prevention.'


Mihoko Matsubara, Chief Cybersecurity Strategy, NTT Group.


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applicationattacks
Attackers are shifting their attention from infrastructure to applications. General security hygiene factors, like patching, cannot be neglected.
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'Cybersecurity intelligence is critical to a connected future that is secure by design. With intelligence, businesses can have a predictive, agile and automated security posture aligned to their risk tolerance.'


Matthew Gyde, Chief Executive Officer, Security division, NTT Ltd.


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Data-friendliness: protecting data for you 
Matthew Gyde

Matthew Gyde

Chief Executive Officer, Security division, NTT Ltd.