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The myth and true story of Marie Harel, Brie and Camembert Cheese
The story of Cheese in France is an amazing one. In fact throughout the medieval world, Cheese was as important as was bread. Bread was an important matter of politics and religion. It was a matter of political stability as well as religion. Bread was used in the manufacture and distribution of the holy eucharist, which in the hands of a priest, monk or bishop became the body and flesh of God, the lord Jesus Christ.
Bread like cheese was important for politics. The feudal lords were known as hlaflords, lord of the loaves. The peasants looked to their lords for military protection in exchange for service and bondage to their estates.It was a staple of medieval diet. If a lord failed to feed his subjects, instability was the end result. Sadly, due to wars and unpredictable weather patterns as well as corruption in court, outbreaks of famine were commonplace.
The story of cheese is also like bread an important matter for religion as well as politics. Originally, it was the monasteries of Europe who manufactured the cheeses. They were the main source of income from feudal lords and merchants who sold and produced the wheels of cheese that would feed the peasants who worked the land, that entertained the lord's dinner guests and that funded the church's mission in Europe.
The cheese wheels manufactured in the monasteries of Europe and sold to merchants and lords were the wheels that drove and funded the early church and funded its conversion and enlightening of Europe , the wheels that greased the war machine that beat back the Islamic Moors from France and Spain and funded the crusades in the holy land.
There many Cheese stories and how Cheese shaped politics in the middle ages to be told to be sure. Such as how Cheshire cheese the favorite of Henry VIII made at a monastery lead to motivating its destruction and looting by cromwell to seize the recipe while in turn, funding the smuggling of catholic priests into Tutor England under bloody Bess. Or how Napoleon Bonaparte became a patron of Roqefort Cheese which saved it from being banned from courts in Europe and how Byzantine merchants sold cheese wheels to the Turkish Sultan as ransom in a temporary peace.
Today however we focus more on the history of camembert cheese and Brie from which it is derived. Brie was declared by the holy Roman Emperors and their feudal assembly known as the Diet, the king of cheeses many times. Enjoyed by peasant and Emperor alike,Brie is one of the worlds most oldest and beloved of cheeses, a must for every wine snob and good on its own. Some people have been known to use it as a spread, others eat it as it is rhind and all.
One of the greatest promoters was Emperor Charlamange, first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, grandfather of France. The story is a favorite of mine as related by his biographer Eginhard and by food historian Maguelonne Toussaint Samat who writes in his work, HISTORY OF FOOD as follows:
After the fall of the Roman Empire ... the monks of the Benedictine and Cistercian monasteries, thanks to whom the population did not starve to death entirely during the Dark Ages, were the pioneers of the new cheese-making industry of medieval times. If the chronicles of Eginhard, Charlemagne's biographer, are to be believed, it was in one of these monasteries -- probably the abbey of Vabres near Roquefort -- that the Emperor, another lover of cheese, was given a sheep's milk cheese veined with mould. Much to his surprise, he liked it. He made the prior promise to send two crates of this cheese a year to Aix-la Chapelle, thus nearly ruining the poor community. Charlemagne was equally enthusiastic about the cheese of Reuil in Brie. A man of discernment, he pronounced it 'one of the most marvelous of foods', and requisitioned two crates of this cheese as well, to round off his dinners at Aix.
According to legends as told by Emperor Charlamange's biographer Charlamange was a patron of cheeses particularly Brie and Roquefort. Charlamange traveled throughout the empire to ensure that the area was secure from barbarians and moors and to ensure that his lords were efficient and trustworthy. Unfortunately he loved it so much he failed to pan in davance. At the Reuil in Brie as in Roquefort, he ordered too much cheese and when a famine hit the area as it did often during his time, the people had nothing to eat but a bag of gold. Most of the peasants and monks starved.
It was of course mostly a legend. We cannot confirm that this true. The Monks of Saint Gall and Eginhard are the only sources for this tale which may have been exaggerated.
With the patronage of rulers and bishops, the sale and manufacture of cheese spread throughout the empire and Christendom. King Henry IV of England also fell under its spell while campaigning in France. The Queen, Joan Of Naverre ordered that it be served at all banquets.
But it was not until around the close of the 18th century and during the middle of the 19th century that the consumption of Brie became popular worldwide rather than within the banquet halls and courts of Europe. It is here we learn the story of Madame Marie Harel.
The manufacture of Brie and other cheeses was done less monastic orders and more often at the time in Chateaus owned by the aristocracy and the bourgeois class, the merchants, tradesmen and Patrons of the cities and Boroughs of Paris and other metropolitan districts. And many had their own distinctive traits with their cheeses such as that of Le Manor Du Beaumoncel in Camembert in the Normandy region of France which had a distinct earthy flavor.
It was here On April 28th 1761, that Marie Harel, the woman credited with the invention of Camembert Brie cheese was born. Though this is not really true.
Camembert Cheese had already been known in French circles. The French writer Thomas Corneille wrote of Camembert on his travels Normandy in 1708 fifty three years before Marie was born. Marie did however work at the manor her whole life manufacturing many kinds of Brie in particular Camembert.
The legend of Marie Harel came about from her grandson Cyrille Paynel who in 1840s before Marie's death opened a cheese factory that manufactured camembert. The family held a monopoly over its manufacture until around 1870. To advertise Cyrille spread the legend of his Grandmother who along with a fugitive of the French Revolution invented this robust and pleasing cheese known as Camembert.
The legend goes that sometime during the beginning of the French revolution, The Abbot Charles-Jean Bonvoust of brie where Brie was made was in hiding from Robbspierre and the Commitee of Public safety which had made a law that required all priests and bishops to swear an oath on the new constitution. The constitution made church and state separate, confiscated and nationalized church property and made it punishable by death for priests to refuse to swear obedience to the new constitution.
Pope Pius VI forbade all priests to take the oath under pain of excommunication and that those who had must renounce it. Which most did many at the cost of their own lives. Despite guarantees of religious freedom in the French constitution, religion, particularly the catholic faith was a capitol offense. Abbot Bonvoust was one who reneged on the oath and hid in the manor from the wrath of the Committee of Public safety.
At the manor, Abbot Bonvoust shared his knowledge of making cheese Marie and the staff in the dairy. They had a special friendship and together invented Camembert cheese. Marie and the people of Camambert hid the Abbot until in 1801 when Napoleon Bonaparte became emperor of France and signed a concordat with the Papal states, ending for the time being the persecution of clergy.
According to Cyrille, the recipe had been passed down to him from Grandmere' to make this great cheese known as Camembert. False...
Its not the first time that culinary history had been perverted by up and coming entrepreneurs. This was especially rampant the early 20th century. The manufacturers of Prince pasta and Chef Boyardee for instance made the false claim that Marco Polo introduced pasta from Asia to Italy. In truth Pasta had been around since ancient antiquity pre-dating the Roman Empire.
Ragu, Kraft and others once claimed that Tomatoes were largely thought to be poisonous. In the late 1700s, Tomatoes were said to poison the aristocracy. In Britain and America they were avoided but then in the 1800s Founding Father Thomas Jefferson proved to everyone that this was not so and in public ate an entire bucket of Tomatoes in public. He became famous throughout the world.
This is false. The urban legend spread because nobility tended to eat off lead pewter dishes. The acidic quality of tomatoes caused the lead to be absorbed into the tomato leading to high deaths of lead poisoning among the nobility. Not just that but many things such as their clothes, perfume, wall paper the furniture, their chinaware all had unhealthy levels of toxic chemicals such as lead.
There is no record that Thomas Jefferson or anyone did such a thing. At any rate Tomatoes in the Georgian period were ornamental decorations rather than food. It was only in Italy and France that they were consumed. and they still were even during the hysteria craze of poisonous tomatoes.
Finally there was the story of Pizza. It made its debut in America with the arrival of Italian immigrants in the 19th century. By 1900 its popularity grew incredibly. Pizza manufacturers and restaurants all came up with creative stories about where it came from to entice credulous American audiences.
For instance, the pie was invented in Naples by Rafaelle Esposito on 11 June 1889, to honour the Queen consort of Italy, Margherita of Savoy. Hence the origin of the Margherita. This is unsubstantiated. Others claim that Marco Polo introduced pizza along with pasta from China. that Pizza was originally a scalion cake.
This is not so. The earliest references to Pizza were made as early as the 10th century AD. It is also noted that the Romans enjoyed similar meals and that the Pizza Pie was enjoyed probably as early as Rome's height.
One more before I finish. Dannon Yogurt's ridiculous commericals about Soviet Georgia AKA old people in Russia which claims that the majority of people in Georgia live over 100 years old. They attribute this to eating large amounts of yogurt. It shows an 89 year old man who liked Dannon so much, he had two cups. That pleased his mother, an elderly woman probably over 100 who pats his head.
This is an exaggeration. Yes, some Caucasian countries like Georgia have a lot of people who live long but it is a combination of genetics and a robust active farming life. These are agrarian countries that do not consume manufactured garbage like we do and where exercise like farming is routine. Healthcare? Mostly traditional medicines.
The average life expectancy is 75. By the way, Armenia has begun to surpass Georgia in life expectancy and elderly age.
Unfortunately, then as now, America and Europe will believe anything and everything they hear. As the old saying goes, if you tell a lie long enough, it becomes true. America's failing education and our lack of love of history and learning make urban legends like these more truth than myth.
Of course, no one would be fascinated in the story of some French factory owner who decided to take credit for a tradition in his hometown. A lovely story of friendship, exile and fugitives is more romantic and more appeasing.
Nonetheless, myth and fantasy are more profitable and entertaining than truth as we've seen with Google's newest doodle and as we've seen in Whole Foods and local delis lately.
4 comments:
Great article!
I'm having some Camembert with my wine right now
- April 28, 2017 at 2:50 PM
Marco Polo brought pasta to Italy? I didn't know people believed that!
My family is Italian Sicilian and Polish. We never heard that or believed that. We always knew Pasta was around in the old country since before Marco Polo was born.
Tomatoes, Grandpa told me that they had heard that the Americans and some people in Europe thought Tomatoes were poisonous. They didn't know why. He told me that when his father, my Great Grandad brought the family here to the States they were surprised to hear that some people in America believed that. Great Grandad had heard when he was younger that in some countries even in Europe there was a myth that the Tomato was poisonous.
I had no idea about that story about Thomas Jefferson. If he did. Good for him.
Dannon Yogurt. No its because in Georgia and Armenia they don't eat Junk food and they don't live sedentary lifestyles like we do. They are very active. That's why they are healthier and live longer than we do.
- April 28, 2017 at 5:00 PM
- mainestategop said...
I am very fond of gastronomic history of food. I love it when Kyle tells about that.
People still believe in these myths about food that either came about from ignorance or advertisements. My wife read a book by Joe Bastianich about pasta a few years ago. She told me he also believes that horsepucky about Pasta being invented solely by the Chinese and introduced to Italy by Marco Polo. Kyle was talking a lot about it.
He told me all about it. Pasta may have been brought to Italy by the Greeks or it was there before. In fact he told me roman merchents made it to Asia and may have introduced pasta to the Chinese instead.
Pizza, it was enjoyed by the Romans. Described as bread and cheese pie. It was more like canoli or stromboli and wasn't like what we have today.
There's so much about the ancient world we don't know about.
- April 29, 2017 at 4:09 AM
Camembert Cheese has always been around. So was Brie. Its just an invention
The Abbot wasn't even from Brie and was nowhere near there.
- April 29, 2017 at 3:27 PM


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Canine and human relationships go back for more than fourteen centuries. Probably the most important is that they provide companionship. Dogs are also not very demanding and offer us unconditional love, with their adoring eyes, wagging tails, and following us anywhere we go.
One important aspect of the dog-human equation is that we establish ourselves as boss upfront. Dogs by nature are pack animals and there is always a leader or "alpha" dog that the others obey and respect. When we adopt a dog, we become pack members and we must assume the alpha role or live to regret it.
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Simple Beef Stir Fry
Compared to baking, cooking is an imprecise exercise. A simple beef stir fry in particular benefits from a free-form technique and a willingness to experiment, so while I have provided measurements for the ingredients I used in this particular combination… feel free to play fast and loose with flavors and adapt this recipe to whatever you have on hand.
This is definitely a "until it looks right, until it tastes right" situation. I've been experimenting with a plant-strong diet. Still Paleo, but more true to #morevegetablesthanavegetarian than ever before. I have to say, I like it. Although meat is great for a quick, large, delicious dose of calories I've been making friends with the rainbow of options in the produce section and this recipe is a testament to that: heavy on the veggies, just enough meat to provide flavor. One note about fish sauce: while it can smell pretty ripe straight out of the bottle, it adds a punch of umami to the finished dish like nothing else. However, not all fish sauces are created equal; some of them contain strange, non-Paleo additives (fructose and hydrolyzed wheat protein, I'm looking at you). To keep this recipe Paleo, opt for this brand. The sum of just two ingredients, wild black anchovies and salt, it's "first press extra virgin" and free of added water, MSG or preservatives.
While we're on the topic of fish sauce, it's one of the essentials of Asian-inspired grain-free cooking. The two others are coconut aminos and sesame oil. Buy all three, keep them stocked in your pantry, and you can whip up endless combinations of stir fry without worrying about how to nail the right flavor combination.
Simple Beef Stir Fry
This Asian-inspired stir fry combines quick-cooked colorful vegetables with a savory sprinkle of ground beef.
- 2 tbsp tomato paste
- 1 tbsp coconut sugar
- 2 tsp coconut aminos
- 1 tsp fish sauce
Stir Fry
- 1 lb ground beef
- 2 tsp sesame oil
- Red pepper
- Yellow pepper
- Broccoli
- Bean sprouts
- Fresh ginger
- Carrots
- Green onions
- Salt to taste
- Black pepper to taste
- Red pepper flakes
- Sesame seeds
- To make the meat, combine the coconut aminos, fish sauce and tomato paste in a small skillet over medium heat.
- Add the ground beef, mix thoroughly and cook for 10 minutes (breaking up large chunks as it browns) then remove from heat.
- Make the vegetables by adding the sesame oil to a large skillet over medium heat.
- Thinly slice the red cabbage, and add to the large skillet. Thinly slice the ½ onion, and add to the cabbage, stirring to prevent scorching.
- Thinly slice the ½ red pepper and ½ yellow pepper and add to the rest of the vegetables. Stir.
- Separate the head of broccoli into small florets (I saved the thick stem for another use) and add to the skillet.
- Add two handfuls of snow peas, and stir the vegetable mixture. The cabbage and onions should be soft by this point, the peppers slightly less so, and the broccoli and snow peas crisp but bright green.
- Cook time from this point on is personal preference, based on how soft you prefer your stir fry. Once the vegetables are done to your liking, sprinkle in the cooked ground beef and stir thoroughly. Add salt to taste.
- Serve warm, topped with red pepper flakes and sesame seeds.
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|Nutrition Facts
|Serving Size
|Amount Per Serving
|As Served
|Calories 659kcal Calories from fat 450
|% Daily Value
|Total Fat 50g
|Saturated Fat 18g
|Transfat 3g
|Cholesterol 161mg
|Sodium 610mg
|Carbohydrate 11g
|Dietary Fiber 1g
|Sugars 9g
|Protein 40g
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Kris February 22, 2014 at 11:06 pm
Oh my those pictures look amazing. This is dinner as soon as I get over this lousy cold so I can taste it.
Rachel February 23, 2014 at 4:54 pm
Thank you! It would be a great post-recovery meal. 🙂
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|November 29, 2012 12:40 PM EST
NEW YORK, Nov. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:Global Information Security Products And Services Industry
This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Information Security Products and Services in US$ Million by the following Product Segments: Information Security Software, Information Security Hardware, and Information Security Services. The sub-segments analyzed under the Information Security Software segment include Identity & Access Management (Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), Web Single Sign-On, Host Single Sign-On, User Provisioning, Directory Services, Legacy Authorization, Advanced Authentication), Secure Content Management (Antivirus, Web Filtering, Messaging Security), Intrusion Detection/Prevention, Security & Vulnerability Management, Firewall/VPN Software, and Other Security Software. The sub-segments analyzed under the Information Security Hardware segment include Hardware Authentication (Tokens, Smart Cards, Biometrics), Threat Management Security Appliances, Firewall/VPN Hardware/Appliances, SCM Appliances, Intrusion Detection/Prevention Appliances, and Unified Threat Management Appliances. The sub-Product Segments: analyzed under the Information Security Services segment include Implementation Services, Consulting Services, Management Services, Education & Training, and Response Services. The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Rest of World. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2010 through 2018. A six-year historic analysis is also provided for these markets.The report profiles 385 companies including many key and niche players such as ActivIdentity Corporation, AuthenTec, Check Point Software, Technologies Ltd., Cisco Systems Inc., Clearswift Ltd., CA Technologies, Inc., Crossbeam Systems, Inc., Entrust, Inc., F-Secure Corporation, Fortinet Inc., Fujitsu Ltd., Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P, IBM Corporation, Juniper Networks, Inc., Keyware Technologies NV, Lumension Security, Inc., McAfee, Inc., Norman ASA, Novell, Inc., Ping Identity Corp., Proofpoint, Inc., EMC Corporation, SafeNet, Inc., Secui.com Co., Ltd., SonicWALL, Inc., Sophos Plc, Utimaco Safeware AG, Stonesoft Corporation, Symantec Corporation, Technology Nexus AB, Thales Group, Trend Micro Incorporated, Trustwave, Verizon Business, WatchGuard Technologies, Inc., and WebSense, Inc. Leading Global Information Security Research Institutes Center for Education and Research in Information- Assurance and Security, and Information Security Group. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are primarily based upon search engine sources in the public domain.
I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONSStudy Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1Disclaimers I-2Data Interpretation & Reporting Level I-2Quantitative Techniques & Analytics I-3Product Definitions and Scope of Study I-3Information Security Software I-4Identity & Access Management (I&AM) I-5Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) I-5Web Single Sign-On I-5Host Single Sign-On I-5User Provisioning I-5Directory Services I-5Legacy Authorization I-6Advanced Authentication I-6Secure Content Management (SCM) I-6Antivirus Software I-6Web/Content Filtering I-6Messaging Security (E-mail Scanning) I-6Intrusion Detection/Prevention (IDP) I-6Security & Vulnerability Management I-7Firewall/VPN Software I-7Other Security Software I-7Information Security Hardware I-7Hardware Authentication I-7Tokens I-7Smart Cards I-8Biometrics I-8Threat Management Security Appliances I-8Firewall/VPN Appliances I-8SCM Appliances I-8Intrusion Detection/Prevention Appliances I-8Unified Threat Management (UTM) Appliances I-8Information Security Services I-9Consulting Services I-9Education and Training Services I-9Implementation Services I-9Management Services I-9Response Services I-9II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Corporate Information Assets - Vulnerable as Ever II-1
Growing Instances of IT Security Breaches - A Serious Cause
for Concern II-2
Types of Internal IT Security Breaches in Organizations -
Ranked in the Order of Frequency of Occurrence II-3
Types of External Security Breaches in Organizations - Ranked
in the Order of Frequency of Occurrence II-3
A Look at Common Security Threats for Enterprise Information
Assets II-3
Damages Caused by Security Breaches II-4
Proprietary Information Destruction II-4
Disruption in Systems Performance II-4
Data/Application Damage or Corruption II-5
Information Security - High on Priority List for Enterprises II-5
Factors Affecting Implementation of Information Security
Solutions by Enterprises Worldwide - Ranked in Order of
Influence II-6
Network Security - Keeping Security Threats at Bay II-6
Enterprise Endpoint Security Grows in Prominence II-7
General Trends Underpinning the Endpoint Security Solutions
Market II-7
Server Security Concerns Driving Demand for Server Security
Solutions II-8
Impact of Recession in Retrospect II-9
Outlook II-10
Emerging Markets - Hotspots for Growth II-10
Growing Use of Technology Brings Security Concerns for
Enterprises, Opportunities for Information Security Vendors II-10
Growing Use of Internet as a Business Platform Demands Robust
Information Security Solutions II-10
Threat from Social Networking Sites to Drive Demand for
Information Security Solutions II-11
Security Risks Posed by Virtualization & Cloud Computing to
Fuel Security Solutions Market II-11
Growing Use of Smartphones Boosts Demand for Smartphone
Security Solutions Market II-13
Smartphone Convenience at the Cost of Information Security II-13
Table 1: Worldwide Worker Population (2008 & 2011):
Breakdown of Number of Workers (in Millions) by Nature of
Work - Mobile & Non Mobile (includes corresponding
Graph/Chart) II-14
Table 2: Worldwide Mobile Worker Population (2008 & 2011):Breakdown of Number of Mobile Workers (in Millions) byNature of Work - Mobile Office, Mobile Non-Office, MobileHome Based (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-14
Table 3: Worldwide Mobile Workforce (2011): Percentage
Share Breakdown of Number of Mobile Workers by Region
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-14
Enabling Smartphone Security - An Urgent Need II-15
Industry Still Underprepared to Tackle Security Concerns II-15
Smartphone Security Solutions II-15
Regulatory Compliance Requirements Drives Demand for
Information Security Solutions II-16
Dearth of Trained Staff and Infrastructure to Drive Demand for
Information Security II-16
IP4 to IPv6 to Boost Adoption of Cyber Security Solutions and
Services II-16
Growth in Sophisticated & Compound Security Threats to Drive
Demand for Enhanced Security Solutions II-17
Rapid Expansion in Security Technologies II-18
Hosted Security Services: Growing in Demand II-18
Increased use of Open Source Tools II-19
Growing Significance of Application-Level Security II-19
VoIP Security for Expanding VoIP II-19
Security for Converged Data and Voice Environments II-19
Growing Commoditization of Security Products II-20
Financial Services - A Key End Use Market for Information
Security Solutions II-20
Information Security in Financial Services Sector II-20
Industry Wise Implementation of Information Security Policy -
Industries Ranked by Level of Implementation II-20
Major External & Internal Breaches in Financial Services Sector II-21
Top Security Initiatives by Sector II-21
Advanced Solutions Gain Traction II-21
Regulatory Compliance: A High Priority for Financial
Institutions II-22
Growing Significance of Data Loss Prevention II-22
Lack of Alignment Between Business Objectives and Security II-22
Convergence Gains Strength II-22
Key Barriers in Information Security for Financial Services
Sector II-23
Increasing Adoption of Digital Health Records to Drive Demand
for IT Security Solutions in Healthcare Sector II-23
Production Systems too Bitten by Security Bug II-23
Key Issues and Challenges II-24
Major Restraints to Efficient Information Security in
Enterprises Worldwide II-24
Inadequate Budget - Main Constraint against Effective
Information Security II-24
External Threats More Recognized than Internal Threats II-25
Organizations are Essentially Reactive Rather than Proactive II-25
Lack of Comprehensive Security Solutions II-25
2. REVIEW OF SELECT PRODUCT/SERVICE MARKET OPPORTUNITIES II-26Information Security Software II-26Identity & Access Management Solutions II-26Table 4: Global Identity and Access Management Market(2009): Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenues by OperatingEnvironment (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-27A Key Security Initiative for Enterprises II-27An Integral Part of Corporate Strategy II-28Growing Prominence of Identity-as-a- Service (IaaS) II-28Cloud Services Boost IaaS II-29Concerns with IaaS Implementation II-29Lack of Unified Standards - A Major Concern II-29Problems Confronting SaaS Implementation II-29PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) II-29Legacy Authorization - A Declining Market II-30Secure Content Management Grows in Prominence II-30Antivirus Accounts for Lion's Share II-30Low Footprint Anti-Virus Grow in Prominence among SMBs II-30Top 10 Anti Virus Software Solutions for 2011 II-31Web Filtering II-31Increasing Web 2.0 & E-Mail Threats Boost Demand for ContentFiltering Products II-31Messaging Security (E-mail Scanning) - A Promising Market II-32Security & Vulnerability Management II-32Table 5: Global Vulnerability Management Market (2011):Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenues for DeviceVulnerability Assessment and Application Scanners (includescorresponding Graph/Chart) II-33Small and Mid-Sized Businesses - An Under- PenetratedSegment for SVM II-33Diverse Delivery Systems for SVM Products II-33Firewall/VPN Software II-33Encryption for Data Protection II-33Information Security Hardware II-34Hardware Authentication - A Trivial but Embryonic Market II-34Tokens & Smart Cards II-34Smart Cards Market - A Review II-34Telecom Sector to Remain Major Driver of Smart Card Demand II-35Market Overview of Authentication Tokens II-35Hardware vs. Software Tokens II-35Demand for Software-Based Authentication Tokens on the Rise II-36Trends in Authentication Tokens Market II-36Growing Use of Two-Factor Authentication II-36Latest Development in Two Factor Authentication Security II-37New Technologies II-37Adaptive Authentication II-37Near Field Communications II-37New Form Factors II-37Growing Prominence of Wireless Technology II-37Biometrics II-38Table 6: Global Biometrics Market (2011): Percentage ShareBreakdown of Revenues by Technology - FingerprintTechnology, Facial Scan Technology, and Others (includescorresponding Graph/Chart) II-38
Table 7: Global Biometrics Market By Application (2015P):
Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenues for Identity
Services, Logical Access, Physical Access, and Surveillance &
Monitoring (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-39
Rapid Growth of Biometric Surveillance II-39
Biometric Authentication - Key Issues II-39
Threat Management Security Appliances - Order of the Day II-39
Firewall/VPN Appliances II-39
VPN Market on an Upswing II-40
SSL VPN - A Nascent Market II-40
UTM Appliances - A Whip on Blended Security Threats II-40
Need for Simplifying Information Security Procedures - A
Business Case for UTM II-41
Increasing Fascination for UTM Appliances in Large Enterprises II-41
Shift from UTM to XTMs II-41
Integrated Security Suites Emerge as the Preferred Choice for
Information Security II-41
Information Security Services - Primary Revenue Contributor II-42
3. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE II-43Information Security Market - Highly Competitive II-43Consolidation Wave in Security Software Market II-43Convergence of Product Portfolio - A Key Competitive Ploy II-43Key Statistics II-44Table 8: Leading Vendors in the Global Security SoftwareMarket (2011): Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenues forSymantec, McAfee, Trend Micro, IBM, CA, and Others (includescorresponding Graph/Chart) II-44
Table 9: Global Identity and Access Management Market
(2011): Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenues by Leading
Players (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-44
Table 10: Worldwide Messaging Security Market (2011):Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenue by leading Players(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-44
Table 11: Global Security and Vulnerability Management
Market (2010): Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenue by
Leading Players (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-45
Table 12: Global Firewall Market (2010): Percentage ShareBreakdown of Revenue by Leading Players (includescorresponding Graph/Chart) II-45
Table 13: Global Intrusion Detection/Prevention Market
(2011) - Percentage Share Breakdown of Revenues by Leading
Players (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-45
Table 14: Global Market for Unified Threat Management(Q2-2010): Percentage Market Share Breakdown by LeadingPlayers (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-45
Information Security - An Introduction II-46
Organizational Security Strata II-46
Managing Information Security II-46
Measures to Ensure Information Security: II-47
Information Security Projects in Organizations - Ranked in
the Order of Relative Importance II-47
5. AN UNDERSTANDING OF KEY PRODUCT SEGMENTS II-48Information Security Software II-49Identity & Access Management (I&AM) II-49Key Functionalities of Identity & Access Management Solutions II-50Authentication II-50Authorization II-50Administration II-50PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) II-50Benefits of PKI II-51Glitches with PKI II-51Single Sign-On (SSO) II-51Web Single Sign-On II-52Host Single Sign-On II-52User Provisioning II-52Directory Services II-52Legacy Authorization II-52Advanced Authentication II-52Secure Content Management (SCM) II-53Antivirus Software II-53Web/Content Filtering II-54Messaging Security (E-mail Scanning) II-54Table 15: Principal Factors Affecting Installation ofWeb/E-mail Monitoring in Organizations (includescorresponding Graph/Chart) II-54Intrusion Detection/Prevention (IDP) II-54Security & Vulnerability Management II-55Firewall/VPN II-56Firewalls II-56Major Firewall Types II-56Packet Filter Firewall II-56Stateful Packet Inspection Firewall II-57Application Layer Gateways or Proxies II-57Available Forms of Firewalls II-57Software Firewalls II-57Hardware Firewalls II-57Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) II-57Key Components of a VPN II-58VPN Gateways II-58Security Servers II-58Keys II-58Network II-58Available Forms of VPN II-58VPN Software II-58VPN Hardware II-58Types of VPN II-58Remote-access VPN II-58Site-to-Site VPN II-58Technologies Supporting Delivery of VPN Services II-59Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) II-59Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) II-59Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) II-59Secure Socket Layer (SSL) II-59Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) II-59Firewall/VPN - The Need for Integration II-60Encryption II-60Other Security Software II-60Information Security Hardware II-60Hardware Authentication Products II-60Tokens II-61Smart Cards II-61Biometrics II-61Threat Management Security Appliances II-61Firewall/VPN Appliances II-62SCM Appliances II-62Intrusion Detection/Prevention Appliances II-62Intrusion Detection System (IDS) II-62Types of IDS II-63Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) II-63Unified Threat Management (UTM) Appliances - The ViableSolution II-63Benefits of UTM Appliances II-63Information Security Services II-64Information Security Services Life Cycle II-64Stages of Information Security Life Cycle II-64Initiation II-64Assessment II-64Solution II-64Implementation II-65Operations II-65Closeout II-65Security Policy II-65Program Policies II-65Issue-Specific Policies II-65System-Specific Policies II-65Security Services Management Tools II-65Metrics II-66Service Agreements II-66Types of Information Security Services II-66Consulting Services II-66Education and Training Services II-66Implementation Services II-66Management Services II-67Response Services II-67Types of Delivery Models II-67Software Licenses II-67Appliance Based Devices II-67Hosted Services (Security- as- a-Service Solutions) II-68Complete Outsourcing Models II-68Hybrid Model II-68
CloudPassage Introduces Halo NetSec Security Solution for
Public Clouds II-69
Stonesoft Launches IPS-1302 for Encrypted Traffic Inspection
and Web II-69
IBM Releases Latest Security Software for Mobile Applications II-69
SafeNet Launches Enhanced Version of Sentinel Cloud II-70
Proofpoint Unveils Enhancements Proofpoint Enterprise Product
Portfolio II-71
Lumension Releases New Endpoint Management and Security Suite
v7.2 Integrated with Endpoint Integrity Service II-72
Norman Introduces New Malware Analyzer G2 Platform Version II-73
Norman Announces Improvements to Email Protection Solution II-73
Proofpoint Launches Proofpoint Android App and Mobile
Decryption App II-74
Fortinet® Launches a Range of Network Security Appliances II-74
Fortinet® Introduces FortiGate™-5101C and FortiGate™-3240C
Firewall Products II-75
Symantec Announces Updation of Backup Exec 3600 and NetBackup
Symantec Releases Enterprise Mobile Enhancements II-77
McAfee Releases New Database Security Solution II-78
F-Secure Unveils Safe Anywhere II-78
Fujitsu Develops 5mm Sensor, World's Slimmest Sensor for
Biometric Authentication II-79
F-Secure Launches Server and Email Security Solution II-79
IBM Launches SmartCloud Foundation II-80
ActivIdentity Integrates CIV-Compliant Credential Management
System with Crescendo Card Platform II-81
Juniper Introduces Upgraded Mykonos Web Security Platform II-81
Juniper Launches Universal Access Solutions with ACX Series
Platforms II-82
Novell Launches ZENworks® 11 Support Pack 2 II-83
Norman Launches NSP System II-84
Proofpoint Launches Proofpoint Enterprise Governance II-84
SafeNet Launches White Box Cryptography II-85
SafeNet Launches eToken 3500 II-85
Trustwave Launches Innovative Managed Security Services II-86
Check Point Launches Check Point R75.40 II-87
Check Point Launches Check Point ThreatCloud II-88
Websense Launches Websense X10G II-88
Fortinet to Launch FortiDDoS Series II-89
ActivIdentity Unveils Enhancements to 4TRESS Authentication
Solution II-90
RSA Integrates KMIP Specification into RSA Data Protection
Manager Solution II-91
WatchGuard® Technologies Introduces WatchGuard XCSv series II-91
WatchGuard® Technologies Introduces WatchGuard XTM 25 and
WatchGuard XTM 26 UTM Appliances II-91
HP Introduces Thin Clients Featuring Windows Embedded Standard
HP Introduces New Solutions for Converged Cloud Portfolio II-92
Grid Infocom Introduces Information Security Solutions and
Services Bundle for Mid-Sized Companies II-94
Okta Launches New Service to Offer Single Sign-on for All Web
Apps II-94
EdgeWave Launches New Messaging Security Suite II-95
Raytheon Launches SureView 6.6 for Information Protection II-95
Fox Technologies Introduces FoxT SOX Report Pack II-95
Check Point Launches R75, Latest Version of Network Security
Suite for Better Control, Visibility II-96
Sophos Introduces Mobile Control, SafeGuard Enterprise 5.60, &
Endpoint Security and Data Protection 9.7 Solutions II-97
Sophos Unveils Mobile Management Platform II-99
Symantec Launches Endpoint Protection 12 and Protection 2.0
Security Solutions II-100
Trustwave Launches MyIdentity II-100
Symantec Launches Encryption Solutions Specialization II-101
Norton Launches NortonLive Ultimate Help Desk Service II-102
Clearswift Launches SECURE Email Gateway 3.4 and SECURE Web
Gateway 2.5 II-103
Trustwave Launches an Innovative Suite of Web Security Solutions II-104
Trustwave Launches FIM Solution II-105
CA Technologies Introduces CA Service and Portfolio Management
Partner Solution Center II-105
Crossbeam Expands X-Series Security Platform II-105
Crossbeam Launches X50 II-106
Entrust Launches Entrust IdentityGuard 10.0 II-106
Entrust Launches Entrust IdentityGuard Mobile SDK II-107
CA Technologies Updates Advanced Authentication Cloud Security
Service II-108
Crossbeam Launches XOS 9.6 II-109
Trustwave Launches Apache Software License v2 II-110
Sophos Introduces Upgraded SafeGuard(R) Full-Disk Mac
Encryption Software (UK) II-111
McAfee Introduces Upgraded Security Management Solution II-111
RSA Introduces Upgraded Data Loss Prevention Suite II-112
WatchGuard Introduces the XTMv Series for Virtual Infrastructures II-113
F-Secure Introduces New Mobile Security Solutions II-113
Juniper Networks Introduces New Improvements for Pulse Mobile
Security II-114
Norman Launches Endpoint Protection 9 Information Security System II-115
Norman Enhances Direct Quarantine Email Security Solution II-115
Norman Unveils Upgraded Norman Network Protection Antimalware
Security Appliance II-116
Norman Launches Latest and Superior Security Appliance Version
Norman Launches Latest Edition Security Suite 9 Software II-117
RSA Introduces Automated Security Incident Management Solution II-117
Stonesoft Launches StoneGate Mass Security Solution II-118
Stonesoft Unveils AERT II-119
HID Global Rolls Out Certified PIV-I Service II-120
WatchGuard Introduces Next-Generation Firewall XTM 2050 II-121
F-Secure Launches Anti-Virus for Mac II-121
WatchGuard Introduces Security Appliance for Small Businesses II-121
Fortinet® Introduces FortiScan-VM™ and FortiGate-VM™ for
Citrix™ XenServer II-122
F-Secure Launches F-Secure Mobile Backup Solution II-123
Juniper Launches WLA532 II-123
Fortinet Launches FortiGate-600C and FortiGate-1000C II-124
Fortinet® Launches FortiClient II-125
Fortinet® Launches FortiAnalyzer 4.0MR3 and FortiManager 4.0MR3 II-126
Juniper Networks Launches Simply Connected Line of Security,
Switching and Wireless Products II-126
Juniper Networks Launches MAG Series Junos Pulse Gateways II-127
Juniper Introduces New Integrated Virtualization-Aware Solution II-127
Norman Unveils Malware Analyzer G2 Platform II-127
Novell Releases New Healthcare Solution Pack II-128
Norman Introduces New Advanced Free Malware Cleaner Version 2.1 II-129
Proofpoint Releases New Cloud-Based Compliance for Microsoft
Office 365 II-129
Proofpoint Introduces New Proofpoint Mobile, Security and
Compliance Platform for Mobile Enterprise II-130
SafeNet Introduces Ultra-Small Sentinel HASP HL MaxMicro
Licensing Dongle II-130
SafeNet Unveils KG-345 Ethernet Encryptor II-130
SafeNet Unveils SafeNet Authentication Manager 8.0 II-131
SafeNet Unveils MDeX System II-132
Check Point Introduces New Range of Security Appliances II-132
Symantec Expands Encryption Solution Range for Improved
Organizational Flexibility and Mobile Device Connectivity II-133
SafeNet Introduces New Mobile Device Credentialing Solution
for Secure Utilization of End-User Mobile Devices II-133
Sophos Introduces Advanced Anti-Virus Software for Mac OS X Lion II-134
Check Point® Launches New 3D Security Solution II-134
SafeNet Introduces Two Innovative Authentication Migration
Products II-134
Check Point Launches Check Point 61000, the Swiftest Security
Gateway Available II-134
Check Point Unveils ZoneAlarm SocialGuard, a Tool to Secure
Children from Facebook-based Threats II-136
ActivIdentity Launches 4TRESS Authentication Appliance FT2011 II-137
Fortinet to Launch FortiGate and FortiWiFi Series II-138
7. PRODUCT/SERVICE INTRODUCTIONS/ INNOVATIONS IN RECENT PAST - APERSPECTIVE BUILDER II-140SHI, Solutionary Unveil ActiveGuard UTM Complete for Small toMid-Sized Businesses II-140IBM to Launch InfoSphere Guardium 8 II-140Portcullis Launches Threat Management Gateway II-141Barracuda Networks Rolls Out NG Firewall II-142NTT America Partners with Integralis to Introduce SuperiorInformation Security Solutions (USA) II-142Cyberoam Introduces Virtual SSL VPN Device II-143ConvergEx Introduces Management Access Service to EnableDirect Access to Senior Executives II-144St. Bernard Software Unveils Red Condor 7.3 Version II-144CSI Launches Version 3 SSO v3.7.5 II-145ActivIdentity Launches ActivID CMS Appliance II-146WatchGuard Launches Innovative Authentication Updates forFirewalls II-147WatchGuard Launches WatchGuard SSL 560 II-147ActivIdentity Launches 4TRESS Authentication Server 7.0 II-148ActivIdentity Launches FIPS 201 Partner Program and F5 PACSolution with API II-148ActivIdentity Unveils Appliance-based Model of ActivIdentity4TRESSTM Authentication Server II-149Fortinet Launches Fortigate-5001B Security Blade andFortiSwitch-5003B Switching Blade II-150Fortinet Unveils New E-Mail Security Solution II-151Websense Launches Websense® Web Security Gateway Anywhere™ II-152Norman Releases Norman Security PRO II-153Fortinet Launches Two Novel Multi-Threat Security Systems withIndustry-Best Firewall and IPS Performance II-153ActivIdentity Launches New PKI Secure Mobile Solution forSmart Phones II-154Check Point® Introduces New ZoneAlarm DataLock to PreventUnauthorized Access to Private Data II-154Trustwave Debuts an Integrated Managed Security Portal II-154Novell Introduces Novell Cloud Security Service II-155Novell Cloud Security Service Extends WorkloadQ Profile II-156Fortinet Releases New Multi-Threat Security Device FortGate-3040B II-156Entrust Launches Secure E-mail Certificates II-157Websense Launches DLP for Download II-157Juniper Launches LN1000 II-158Norman Unveils Norman Patch and Remediation AdvancedVulnerability Solution II-159Norman Launches Norman Network Protection 3.7 Security Solution II-159SafeNet Launches Luna SA 5.0 HSM II-160SafeNet Integrates ProtectServer HSM with DS3 AuthenticationToolkit II-161Check Point Launches New Version of ZoneAlarm® Free Firewall II-162F-Secure Security Gateway Launches E-mail Encryption Features II-163Trustwave Introduces Powerful SSL Management Solution II-163Entrust Launches IdentityGuard Mobile Solution II-164Proofpoint Unveils an Advanced Version of SaaS Email Securityand DLP Platform in Europe II-164Netgear Introduces Prosecure UTM5 II-165WatchGuard Technologies Rolls Out WatchGuard XTM MultifunctionSecurity II-166Nokia Siemens Networks and Juniper Networks Launch NewSecurity Solutions II-166Netgear Introduces Prosecure UTM25 and UTM10 Security Solutions II-167Global Secure Systems and QinetiQ Roll Out New Managed DigitalSecurity Service II-167Netmagic Solutions and iViZ Security to Unveil New SecuritySolutions II-167SafeNet Introduces eSafe® SmartSuite™ Mail and Web SecurityGateway II-167Splunk and GlassHouse Technologies Develop Enterprise SecuritySuite II-168
Sterling Takes Over AISS II-169
Integralis Acquires Secode II-169
Edelman Launches Data Security & Privacy Group II-170
IBM Acquires Q1 Labs II-170
Quantum Telecom to Acquire Zebra Technologies II-171
QuadraMed Inks Contracts with Three Healthcare Organizations
for Identity Management Products II-171
Telaid Deploys NLSS Networking Gateway II-171
ValidSoft Inks Agreement with Utiba (Singapore) II-172
Vanguard Inks Agreement with 3CON and MSCS-X II-173
Trustwave Acquires M86 II-173
Red Bull Technology Selects HP 3PAR Storage Solution of HP II-174
HP Enterprise Services Bags Contract from Defense Information
Systems Agency II-174
Ping Identity and IIJ Global Solutions Enter into Partnership II-175
O'Neill Europe Chooses MobilePASS© Multi-Factor Authentication
Solution of SafeNet II-175
Crossbeam Systems Certifies R75.40 Security Gateway of Check
Point on X-Series Security Platforms II-176
CSC Inks Technology Collaboration Agreement with Ping Identity II-176
SafeNet Acquires Cryptocard II-177
RSA Join Forces with Zscaler to Develop Cloud Based solution
for Secure Identities II-177
Winvale Inks Partnership Agreement with Ping Identity II-177
Ping Identity Collaborates with Macnica Networks II-178
Dell Acquires SonicWALL II-178
Sophos Collaborates with Egnyte II-179
Verizon Enters into Strategic Alliance with Cellcrypt II-179
Bright House Networks Partners with Cisco II-180
Spirent and Crossbeam Partner for Real-time Network Security
Tests II-181
McAfee Acquires NitroSecurity II-181
Sophos Acquires Astaro II-182
ePlus Acquires NCC II-182
Intel Acquires McAfee II-183
The Attachmate Group Acquires Novell II-183
WISeKey and The Bancorp Ink Agreement to Set Up Joint Venture II-184
Sophos Inks Distribution Pact with D&H Distributing II-184
EMC Takes Over NetWitness II-185
BAE Systems Takes Over stratsec.net II-185
GCA Technology Services and Symplified Ink Partnership Agreement II-186
Quest Software Acquires BiTKOO II-186
MobileIron Inks Promotion Agreement with Box II-186
HID Inks Agreement with NXP II-187
VASCO Acquires A & A II-187
CSI Transitions Assets to UBM TechWeb II-188
Student Flights Selects Multicard to Offer Identity Management
Services II-188
Thales Collaborates with Imprivata II-189
GSA Grants Blanket Purchase Agreement to Telos II-189
Dell Acquires SecureWorks II-190
Xceedium Purchases Password Management Business of Irdeto II-190
VASCO Data Security Acquires DigiNotar to Enhance Market
Position and Product Offering II-191
Radiant Logic and ForgeRock Forge Partnership to Deliver Web
Access Management Software II-192
CyberPoint Inks Agreement with Integrita II-193
Clearswift Introduces Clearswift SECURE Email Gateway 3.3.1
and Clearswift SECURE Web Gateway 2.4 II-193
Sprint and McAfee Introduce McAfee® Mobile Security Technology , II-194
CA Technologies Introduces CA Virtual Placement and Balancing II-195
Ping Identity Forms Alliance with Symantec II-195
Fujitsu Laboratories Develops Biometric Authentication Technology II-196
Intel Selects McAfee to Develop Anti-theft Software for
Ultrabook Devices Microsoft to Incorporate RSA SecurID® in
Microsoft Windows® Active Directory® Federation Services 2.0 II-197
WatchGuard® Technologies Introduces XTMv Range of Virtual
Firewalls II-198
Security First and IBM Sign Joint Development Agreement for
Security System II-198
Lyceum Takes Over Clearswift II-198
Novell Commences Sale of Patents to CPTN Holdings II-199
Sophos Signs OEM Agreement with BlockMaster to Integrate Anti
Virus Technology into USB Drives II-199
Proofpoint Collaborates with VMware to Deliver Advanced
Security and Compliance for Zimbra® platform II-200
Entrust in Partnership with INTERPOL and EDAP Launches
INTERPOL Smartcard II-201
Good Technology Inks Delivery Agreement with ActivIdentity II-201
Nexus Inks Reseller Agreement with Accumulate II-202
ActivIdentity and Realsec Enter into Strategic Alliance Agreement II-203
ThreatMetrix Enters into Partnership with ActivIdentity II-203
IBM Acquires BigFix II-204
EDB ErgoGroup SYSteam Inks Agreement with Nexus II-204
9. CORPORATE ACTIVITY IN RECENT PAST - A PERSPECTIVE BUILDER II-205Symantec to Take Over Gideon Technologies II-205Symantec Takes Over the Security Business of VeriSign II-205TrustWave Purchases Breach Security II-206HP Acquires Fortify II-207Stratsec Inks Agreement with Cybersecurity II-207CCTV High-Tech Development Partners with Intertrust forTechnology Development II-207Raytheon Purchases Trusted Computer Solutions II-208Kaspersky Lab and IceWarp Enter into Technological Partnership II-208Cyber-Ark Enters into a Partnership Agreement with Avecto II-208ADTRAN Partners with NetVanta to Launch UTM Security System II-209IQ Global Re-launches itself as SecureIQ II-209CA Technologies Acquires Arcot II-210Quest Unveils Acquisition of Völcker II-210Cadre Inks Agreement with Quaresso II-211Metro Bank Selects ActivIdentity4TRESSTM Authentication Serverof ActivIdentity II-211idOnDemandTM Selects ActivIdentity ActivIDTM Card ManagementSystem of ActivIdentity II-212Fujitsu Laboratories Develops Cloud Information GatewayTechnology II-212ASSA ABLOY to Acquire ActivIdentity II-212Crossbeam Inks Agreement with McAfee II-213Nexus Merges with PortWise II-213Nexus Inks Agreement with Utimaco II-214Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Enters into Partnershipwith F-Secure II-214Stonesoft Signs Partnership Agreements with System Integratorsin Saudi Arabia II-214Crossbeam Widens Strategic Partnership Agreement with Check Point II-214HID Global Acquires ActivIdentity II-215Stonesoft Inks Agreement with Teamsun II-215Oracle Corporation Takes Over Sun Microsystems II-216Trustwave Takes Over Intellitactics II-216AuthenTec Acquires Embedded Security Solutions Division ofSafeNet II-216Prolifics Takes Over Watson SCS II-217ANXeBusiness Takes Over ETSec II-217Cisco Acquires Rohati Systems II-217EMC to Take Over Archer Technologies II-217SHI International Enters into Partnership with Solutionary II-217Torrid Networks and Beyond Security Enter Into Partnership II-218CentraComm Selects eIQnetworks to Provide SecureVue II-218WatchGuard® Technologies Takes Over BorderWare Technologies II-218SafeNet Takes Over Assured Decisions II-218Check Point® Acquires Nokia Security Appliance Business II-219IBM Takes Over Guardium II-219Cryptzone to Acquire AppGate Network Security II-219M86 Security Takes Over Finjan II-220Rapid7 Takes Over Metasploit II-220Fortinet® Acquires Intellectual Property and Assets of WovenSystems II-220SecureWorks Acquires MSS Business of VeriSign II-220McAfee Acquires Solidcore Systems II-221SIFT and stratsec Merge II-221SCM Microsystems Merges with Hirsch Electronics II-221LogLogic Takes Over Exaprotect II-221netForensics Acquires Cinxi Product Appliances from High TowerSoftware II-222Novell Takes over Fortefi's Technology Assets II-222CA Takes Over Orchestria Corporation II-222Ping Identity Acquires Sxip Access II-222Aladdin Offers eToken NG-Flash to Zagrebacka Bank of Croatia II-223Evidian Enters into Partnership with Gemalto II-223Prism Microsystems Inks Contract with EWA-Canada II-224HITRUST to Deploy nCircle HIT Security Solutions II-224Bivio Networks Acquires FlowInspect SpA II-225Department of Homeland Security and SecureInfo Renew Contract II-225WISeKey Acquires from WISeKey ELA II-225Mindware Signs Distributor Deal with Huawei Symantec II-226LogRhythm and Sapphire Enters into Partnership II-226Trend Micro to Acquire Third Brigade II-226FutureSoft Renews Reseller Partnership with TigerRidge II-227GigaTrust Enters into Agreement with Siemens PLM Software II-227Q1 Labs Signs Distribution Agreement with VADition II-228SRM Acquires InfoSec Associates II-228Good Harbor Acquires TECHMARK Security II-228Vector Capital Acquires Aladdin Knowledge Systems II-229AIA Teams Up with Internet ISA II-229NitroSecurity Acquires Assets of Chronicle Solutions II-229Berkana and Waterfall Security Solutions Sign Reseller Agreement II-230ManTech Completes Acquisition of DDK Technology Group II-230Optenet and FishNet Security Partner to Provide SaaS Solutions II-231SecureWorks Teams Up With ETEK International to ExtendSecurity Service Portfolio II-231Integralis and TELEHOUSE America Announce Alliance II-231Promisec and Internet Binat Announce New Information SecurityService II-232LogRhythm forms Distribution Partnership with Excelerate Systems II-232Motion Computing Partners with Sig-Tec II-232QSGI Selects Fujitsu Mag EraSURE Data Degausser II-233Agilex Technologies forms Partnership with HBGary II-233Kaizen and RSA Join Forces for Information Security Solutions II-234Cygate Partners with Sourcefire II-234Ask.com Collaborates with Symantec to Enhance Web Search Safety II-234Workshare Enters into Partnership with ABBYY® II-234DeviceLock and ATHENA in Distribution Agreement II-235Q1 Labs Combines QRadar Network Security Management withMcAfee's ePO II-235Authentic Response Enters into Partnership with RelevantView© II-235Perimeter Enters into Partnership with Techmate II-236elQnetworks Joins McAfee's Security Innovation Alliance Program II-236ClearPoint Metrics Inks Partnership with Lumeta for SoftwareIntegration II-236Cobham to Take Over Argotek II-237VidSys and Harris Stratex Networks Ink Partnership II-237Cyber-Ark Finalizes Distribution Deal with DLT Solutions II-237BigFix and Trend Micro in Licensing Agreement II-238Trustwave Takes Over Mirage Networks II-238
ActivIdentity Corporation (USA) II-239
AuthenTec (USA) II-239
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd (Israel) II-239
Cisco Systems, Inc. (USA) II-240
Clearswift Ltd (UK) II-241
CA Technologies, Inc. (USA) II-241
Crossbeam Systems, Inc. (USA) II-242
Entrust, Inc. (USA) II-242
F-Secure Corporation (Finland) II-242
Fortinet, Inc. (USA) II-243
Fujitsu Ltd. (Japan) II-243
Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. (USA) II-244
IBM Corporation (USA) II-244
Juniper Networks, Inc. (USA) II-245
Keyware Technologies NV (Belgium) II-245
Lumension Security, Inc. (USA) II-245
McAfee, Inc. (USA) II-245
Norman ASA (Norway) II-246
Novell, Inc. (USA) II-246
Ping Identity Corp. (USA) II-247
Proofpoint, Inc. (USA) II-247
EMC Corporation II-247
SafeNet, Inc. (USA) II-248
Secui.com Co., Ltd. (Korea) II-248
SonicWALL, Inc. (USA) II-249
Sophos Plc (UK) II-249
Utimaco Safeware AG (Germany) II-250
Stonesoft Corporation (Finland) II-250
Symantec Corporation (USA) II-250
Technology Nexus AB (Sweden) II-251
Thales Group (France) II-251
Trend Micro Incorporated (Japan) II-252
Trustwave (USA) II-252
Verizon Business (USA) II-253
WatchGuard Technologies, Inc. (USA) II-253
WebSense, Inc. (USA) II-254
Leading Global Information Security Research Institutes II-254
Center for Education and Research in Information Assurance
and Security (CERIAS) (USA) II-254
Information Security Group (UK) II-255
11. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE II-256Table 16: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis forInformation Security Products & Services by Geographic Region -US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan),Latin America, and Rest of World Markets IndependentlyAnalyzed with Annual Revenues in US$ Million for Years 2010through 2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-256
Table 17: World Historic Review for Information Security
Products & Services by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan,
Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America, and
Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Revenues in US$ Million for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) II-257
Table 18: World 15-Year Perspective for Information SecurityProducts & Services by Geographic Region - PercentageBreakdown of Revenues for US, Canada, Japan, Europe,Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America and Rest ofWorld Markets for Years 2004, 2011 & 2018 (includescorresponding Graph/Chart) II-258Information Security Software Market by Product Group/Segment II-259Information Security Software II-259Table 19: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis forInformation Security Software by Geographic Region - US,Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), LatinAmerica, and Rest of World Markets Independently Analyzedwith Annual Revenues in US$ Million for Years 2010 through2018 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-259
Table 20: World Historic Review for Information Security
Software by Geographic Region - US, Canada, Japan, Europe,
Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan), Latin America, and Rest of
World Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual Revenues in
US$ Million for Years 2004 through 2009 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) II-260
Table 21: World Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis forInformation Security Software by Product Segment - Identity& Access Management, Secure Content Management, IntrusionDetection/ Prevention, Security & Vulnerability Management,Firewall/VPN and Other Security Software MarketsIndependently Analyzed with Annual Revenues in US$ Millionfor Years 2010 through 2018 (includes correspondingGraph/Chart) II-261
Table 22: World Historic Review for Information Security
Software by Product Segment - Identity & Access Management,
Secure Content Management, Intrusion Detection/ Prevention,
Security & Vulnerability Management, Firewall/VPN and Other
Security Software Markets Independently Analyzed with Annual
Revenues in US$ Million for Years 2004 through 2009
(includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-262
Table 23: World 15-Year Perspective for Information SecuritySoftware by Geographic Region - Percentage Breakdown ofRevenues for US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific(excluding Japan), Latin America and Rest of World Marketsfor Years 2004
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The Marine Corps plans to assign a woman as an infantry officer, a historic first, following her anticipated graduation from the service's grueling Infantry Officer Course, service officials said Thursday. The lieutenant and her male colleagues ...
The few. The proud. The first woman infantry officer.
Marine Corps Set to Have Its First Female Infantry Officer
Marine Corps will get its first female infantry officer
Alabama Senate race pushes Trump into political corner
President Trump had formally given Sen. Luther Strange his "complete and total endorsement." But as recently as last week, his advisers were deeply divided on whether the president should risk jetting to Alabama to prop up the Republican, who was ...
Trump, Pence, McConnell Rally for Alabama's Sen. Strange
McConnell lays it on the line
Roy Moore Opposes DACA Amnesty, Strange Silent
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A deep dive into how organisations can manage fast-paced, complex and global regulatory obligations and avoid costly breaches.
How organisations can manage continually changing and complex regulatory obligations.
As technology, disruption and globalisation drive immense changes to the business landscape, regulatory bodies in Australia and internationally are responding quickly with new compliance requirements for organisations to uphold.
Regulatory obligations impact countless areas, from human resources to occupational health and safety, consumer privacy, cyber security, finances and more. And as companies expand further around the world with their goods and services, their chances of being subject to multiple and conflicting regulations grows.
Amid this raft of new demands, the risk of a compliance breach can be magnified. Failure to manage the continual changes can have costly consequences – such as fines, suspensions, loss of operating rights, loss of customers, or severe reputational damage. The onus is on companies to ensure they have a sound strategy in place to keep track of updates and mitigate risk.
In this series, we dive into how to manage regulatory compliance change, exploring the challenges for organisations and what they can do to implement an effective and sustainable approach.
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