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We Are the Perimeter
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4/11/2014 | 12:38:07 PM
Re: We Are the Perimeter
If you go back to the Forrester report from 2012, "Prepare For Anywhere, Anytime, Any-Device Engagement With A Stateless Mobile Architecture," they discuss the concept of an "extended enterprise," where organizations must control access to critical resources regardless of the connecting device, networks being crossed, or data repository.

We must adapt to the current state of mobility or its subsequent evolutions by focusing security controls closer to data, not the network or device, exposing only what it required for employees to conduct business. Collapsing our security perimeter around the data sources as a data-at-rest control, we eliminate the anxiety of networks/devices and can turn our attention to data-in-transit controls.


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