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Enterprise IT Security Strategy
Date	Nov, 2006
Pages	13
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Abstract:

Stage 1: The Position Doctrine

To face IT insecurity, companies have usually raised an IT security wall around their IT assets. Like armies in past centuries, they apply a position doctrine where armored and defensive solutions protect a static position.

Stage 2: The Position Doctrine

Opening of the networks, the boom in home broadband and mobility connections, and new requirements for partnership have forced the IT stronghold to open itself to the outside world. In such a scenario, companies are trying to position themselves at the key network knots of the IT security policy.

Stage 3: The Minimum Choice Doctrine

Strong regulation pressure is changing natural market trends, leaving no other choice for companies but to be compliant. Because regulation is pervasive, within a few years IT security will have no other choice than to massively apply a unique compliant strategy.

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Table of contents:

In This Insight
SITUATION Overview
- Stage 1: The Position Doctrine
- Figure: The Position Doctrine, Defending the IT Stronghold
- Stage 2: The Projection Doctrine
  - Definition of the Projection Doctrine
  - Figure: New IT Ecosystem: Partnering is Key
  - Figure: The Projection Doctrine: Secure Encapsulation of IT Resources for Projection Toward the Value-Adding Agent
  - Questions Raised by the Projection Doctrine
  - Figure: Identity and Access Management: The Five "Ws"
  - How Does the Industry Reply to the Shift?
  - Figure: IT Solutions Fitting With Projection Doctrine, Enterprise View
  - Figure: Taxonomy for SCM Products and Solutions
  - Figure: Global IDC IT Security Taxonomy
Future Outlook
- Stage 3: The Minimum Choice Doctrine

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