Trends Report

Twelve Recommendations For Your Security Program In 2014

Customer Trust And Digital Disruption Are Key Considerations For Your 2014 Security Strategy

February 5th, 2014
Stephanie Balaouras, VP, Group Director
Stephanie Balaouras VP, Group Director
Andras Cser, Vice President, Principal Analyst
Andras Cser Vice President, Principal Analyst
Heidi Shey, Principal Analyst
Heidi Shey Principal Analyst
Andrew Rose, null
Andrew Rose
John Kindervag, null
John Kindervag
Ed Ferrara, null
Ed Ferrara
Eve Maler, null
Eve Maler
Rick Holland, null
Rick Holland
Tyler Shields, null
Tyler Shields
Chris Sherman, null
Chris Sherman
With contributors:
Christopher McClean , Nick Hayes , Renee Murphy , Kelley Mak

Summary

Every winter Forrester outlines 12 important recommendations for your security and risk management strategy for the coming year. These recommendations stem from our understanding of the current state of the industry, major upcoming shifts in the security technology landscape, and the anticipated business and technology changes that will affect organizations around the world, all based on thousands of client inquiries and engagements. Our 2014 recommendations fall into four major themes: 1) building customer trust; 2) securing mobile experiences; 3) coping with big data; and 4) paving the way for successful digital disruption. This report outlines each recommendation and explains how to take advantage of these trends to elevate your position in the organization.

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