Traditional business models will be disrupted, data will be distorted and falsified, and privacy regulations will impede firms from monitoring insider threats.<\/b>
\nA recent report predicts that traditional business models will be disrupted over the next two years, and it advocates \u00ab\u00a0unprecedented levels of collaboration\u00a0\u00bb within enterprises and among external partners, manufacturers, vendors and regulators to safeguard security. Disruption results from an over-reliance on fragile connectivity, which includes two other themes\u2014distortion and deterioration, the report says. Distortion occurs because of the loss of the information integrity, which will require monitoring access and changes to sensitive information. Deterioration happens when regulations and technology erode controls. The report, \u00a0\u00bb Threat Horizon 2019, \u00a0\u00bb is the most recent in an annual series published by the Information Security Forum, an independent not-for-profit dedicated to information security. \u00ab\u00a0With established controls rendered ineffective by the latest security threats, new and innovative ways must be found to protect an organization’s most critical information assets, \u00a0\u00bb said Steve Durbin, ISF’s managing director. Following are highlights of the report, including recommendations.<\/p>\n

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