Top Data Security Trends In 2014
Published on 14 July 14
Henry
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2013 and the first half of the running year have been notable on the data security front in many ways. We can expect several big information security trends to evolve in the near future. Read on to find out what’s in store for data security till the end of 2014!
In last couple of years, big data has slowly, yet remarkably changed the way businesses operate. Lots of examples from different industries have big data showing ways to tackle huge, complicated data that we have been unable to manage till now. With the last year proving to be highly exciting for trend watchers and major technological developments of 2014 rapidly becoming trends, hopes from the second half of the year are even greater.
1. More Focus on Incident Response Planning
Although huge amounts of money have already been spent on business information security, we need to pay more attention to incident response planning. The rest of 2014 will see an increased focus on the capability of responding immediately and efficiently to any probable security incidents.
2. The Cloud will be the Key
With more and more businesses relying increasingly on professional cloud services for secure management of their consumer data, there has been an increased emergence of security attacks. However, businesses moving to the cloud now on wards will not find the whole thing as scary as before!
3. The SIEM Will Integrate Big Data and Latest Security Measures
Security information and event management (SIEM) will dramatically cut down both security risks and costs for businesses. Where it was a complicated task to interpret event data earlier, executives will now be able to analyze where to focus for better, faster results.
4. The Expansion of Security Scope
Compared to how tough it was earlier to secure a business, enterprises till the end of 2014 and beyond will find their data security sphere expanding considerably. This will include everything from partners and suppliers to all potential customers. A securer corporate environment will lead to a better understanding of the entire business process wherein mutual cooperation will ensure improved productivity.
5. Increased Trust on Professionals
Since most industries are already too tired to manage manpower, equipment, costs and all other aspects of security, they’ll move to data security professionals for better governance. They will drop the idea of spending too much on their own security infrastructure and get into a long term partnership with experts having enough experience and teams of trusted professionals.
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