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Identifying Opportunities: Intrusion Detection

By John Thompson - Stanford
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Lecture Description

Intrusion detection is the next big opportunity, says Thompson. However, it is 10% the size of the antivirus market, and is therefore relatively small. First generation intrusion detection technology was very difficult to deploy and manage he notes. Now these customers, especially those in the financial space, want intrusion prevention technology. Migration from software to hardware is first driven by desire to improve line speed. Thompson talks about ways in which many companies are adopting this model. Symantec chose an alternate model because it is primarily a software company.

Course Index

  1. Changes in Enterprise Software: 2002-2004
  2. Retooling the Infrastructure of Your Company
  3. Customers Must Drive Your Business Model
  4. Customer Diversity is Essential
  5. You Cannot Stop Spending to Innovate for Customers
  6. Security Business Post-9/11
  7. To Hedge or Not to Hedge?
  8. Envisioning the Future: John Thompson
  9. Security is a Broad Domain of Technology
  10. Identifying Opportunities: Intrusion Detection
  11. Stick to Core Mission, Focus, and Keep It Simple
  12. Pervasiveness and Execution: Staying Ahead of Competitors
  13. What is the History of Security Software
  14. Acquisition and Growth for Symantec
  15. Competition: Network Association vs. Symantec
  16. Will Symantec Expand to Include Transaction-Based Security Products?
  17. Measuring Success: You Measure What Matters