Date:11/17/2009

o happen, in my opinion. One — organizations need to address the growing endpoint complexity that has been exacerbated by point technologies. Central to this would be to look at adopting an endpoint platform- or suite-based approach where several technologies can be integrated and operation and security functions can be addressed with greater efficiency. And two, organizations must think about how to generate greater convergence across their IT operations and security functions for better communication, collaboration and visibility in order to better optimize security to address risks. Threats to the endpoint are not going to disappear in 2010, so it’s time for organizations to be more aggressive, more proactive and much more collaborative.”
Larry Ponemon, chairman and founder, The Ponemon Institute

“The State of the Endpoint provides still more evidence that companies are racing to adopt new technologies faster than they can understand their impacts on data security and develop effective use and integration policies. As a result, networks are growing more and more complex, making the task of securing sensitive data more and more difficult.” “Endpoint security has always been a challenge, but the State of the Endpoint has identified the factors IT professionals say are responsible for their biggest headaches. Not surprisingly, a lack of CEO support and insufficient resources are among the culprits.”

Methodology:
The Worldwide State of the Endpoint 2010 was derived from a survey of 1,427 IT security practitioners and 1,582 IT operations p
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