<p>RSA, part of $61.642 billion Dell EMC, finds that government and organisation should shift cyber security to an intelligent risk-based approach.<br /><br />“Cyber security solutions increase the options to save data. But rather than looking it at a compliance approach we should shift the focus to an intelligent risk-based approach,” RSA CTO Zulfikar Ramzan told DH, highlighting the point that cyber threat has evolved over a period of time. “Organisations should give primacy to a holistic view to cyber security and integrate their approach to people, processes and technology,” he said.<br /><br />Besides security monitoring and analytics, RSA has offerings in the space of identity, governance, risk and compliance space. The company has a slew of products to take on the global cyber security market which is registering a growth of 11% to reach $251 billion by 2023. Ramzan said the increased adoption of mobility and the complex use of application engines and the addition of tools have made organisations vulnerable. “Besides multi-factor authentication and encryption will help along with compliance to mitigate these vulnerabilities,” he said.<br /><br />He added, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation for security compliance would be a game changer, for companies will have to comply with it.<br /></p>
<p>RSA, part of $61.642 billion Dell EMC, finds that government and organisation should shift cyber security to an intelligent risk-based approach.<br /><br />“Cyber security solutions increase the options to save data. But rather than looking it at a compliance approach we should shift the focus to an intelligent risk-based approach,” RSA CTO Zulfikar Ramzan told DH, highlighting the point that cyber threat has evolved over a period of time. “Organisations should give primacy to a holistic view to cyber security and integrate their approach to people, processes and technology,” he said.<br /><br />Besides security monitoring and analytics, RSA has offerings in the space of identity, governance, risk and compliance space. The company has a slew of products to take on the global cyber security market which is registering a growth of 11% to reach $251 billion by 2023. Ramzan said the increased adoption of mobility and the complex use of application engines and the addition of tools have made organisations vulnerable. “Besides multi-factor authentication and encryption will help along with compliance to mitigate these vulnerabilities,” he said.<br /><br />He added, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation for security compliance would be a game changer, for companies will have to comply with it.<br /></p>
