Actual use/intent of Endpoint Security applications [13, 14, 23] Actual use/intent of content security applications (appl).
At that same event, he called Carbon Black and Tanium "trendy" and warned potential customers that each company addresses just one aspect of endpoint security.
It's a challenge, particularly given the sorry state of endpoint security today.
The other will come from sales of its endpoint security software.
"Hacktivists rarely use malware," said Rob Rachwald, director of security at Imperva, a security company based in Redwood City, Calif.
The prediction is hardly a risky one, said Andrew Storms, director of security operations for nCircle Security.
Charlie Miller, a security researcher at Twitter, and Chris Valasek, director of security intelligence at IOActive, a security research company, recently demonstrated car hacks at the DefCon computer security conferences in Las Vegas.
They are Rob Rachwald, director of security strategy at Imperva, a network security firm; Roger Thornton, the chief technology officer of AlienVault, a threat detection service; and Mark Seward, a senior security director at Splunk, a data security firm.
According to that survey, the majority of existing SECaaS products cover Endpoint Security or Content Security applications [14].
Enterprise security companies — incumbents and challengers alike — claim to offer nearly identical solutions, and collectively crowd around a handful of themes (e.g. "endpoint security leveraging machine learning").
