Finding the Right Allies to Fight the Cyber War
Marina Daras talks to cyber security experts and technology vendors to establish what the vendor landscape looks like, who the potential allies are in the ongoing cyber war.
Most firms don't typically deploy anti-aircraft weapons in front of their data centers to stop an air strike. However, in the cyber domain, they are expected to install equivalent mechanisms to defend their private networks-something that they can't do on their own.
The financial services industry has invested significant amounts of capital in cyber security businesses during the past few years, with the total estimate of spending in this sector reaching about a $100 billion today, compared to
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