People are now walking data centers, and the front lines of data security aren’t just blurred – they no longer exist. How do you put information in the hands of your workforce when and where they need it while mitigating risk? We’ll walk through a day in the life of a piece of data as it makes its way throughout your organization and the world. With a data-centric strategy that connects four foundational functions of IT security: network, identity and access management, data, endpoint, mobile, and security services, you can reap the rewards of mobility while keeping data safe and your organization compliant.

1. MT 38: What a data-centric strategy
gives you that others do not

2. Brett Hansen
Executive Director, Client Security Software
Todd Peterson
Product Marketing Manager, Identity and Access management
Today’s speakers

3. Disruptive forces impacting data
Amount of data is becoming
more explosive
Analysis is becoming
more meaningful
Workforce is becoming
more mobile
212 billion
Internet of Things
connected devices by
2020
50%
Organizations cite
improvement in quality and
speed of decision-making
2 hours
Average time employees
spend working in public
places

4. “The value of an idea lies in the using of it.”
– Thomas Edison

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7. A data-centric approach protects the data itself
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8. However, wherever, whoever, whenever
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10. The key components of data security
Network End userDataServices

11. Practical steps to take to design your own
• Encrypted at the point
of creation
• Enhanced with context
• Encryption policies
follow data
• Protected over
unsecured wireless
networks
• Secure remote access
• The right access every
time, all the time
• End-to-end privileged
access management
• Comprehensive
governance
In motion
(wherever)
At rest
(however)
In use
(whoever, whenever)
Encryption and secure containers Network security Identity and access management
Data becomes self-protecting

12. In summary
The world is changing.
The way people
communicate and
work is evolving.
Data is everywhere.
The value of data lies
in its ability to be
accessed when and
where it’s needed.
Rethink your data
security strategy.
A data-centric
approach protects data
however, wherever,
whoever, whenever.
Pick a place to get started.
Dell can help you get
started protecting data at
rest, in motion, and in use.

13. Q & A

14. Resources
Read:
Identity for the Real World
Browse:
• dell.com/security
• powermore.dell.com
Watch:
Dell channel on YouTube
Interact:
• @DellSecurity on Twitter
• Dell Security showcase on LinkedIn

15. Thanks!