Levie says the fragmentation of enterprise security risk surfaces will become more complex

Box CEO Aaron Levie offered his assessment, arguing that the enterprise security risk surface is highly fragmented and will become even more complex. He pointed out that most large enterprises struggle even to keep up with repositories, tools, and infrastructure. Levie said that once data and infrastructure are properly organized, clusters of agents can distribute and invoke security tools, test attack variants, read logs, and assess enterprise data risks; such capabilities have only emerged in the past few months and depend on long-running agents and sufficiently good computer use. He also believes that every layer of the security stack—identity, firewalls, network, code scanning, data protection, and so on—represents a huge opportunity, but only on the premise that the foundational work is done first. Currently, this assessment was publicly stated by Levie himself, and there have been no subsequent developments.

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   Levie says fragmentation of enterprise security risk surface will become more complex

   Source:Aaron Levie