Microsoft Productivity Future Vision

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2 THE WORLD HAS CHANGED Microsoft Productivity Future Vision

3 Security Challenges Change

4 Microsoft Productivity Future Vision INTERNET OF THINGS PC, S MARTPHONE & TABLET GROWTH OF CONNECTED DEVICES BILLIONS OF UNITS

5 Microsoft Productivity Future Vision ZETTABYTES OF DATA 1 ZETTABYTE = 1 B TERABYTES

6 Microsoft Productivity Future Vision W H AT I S S C A R C E I N A L L O F T H I S A B U N D A N C E I S H U M A N AT T E N T I O N S AT YA N A D E L L A

7 Microsoft Productivity Future Vision THE SHIFT O L D W O R L D Information scarce Static hierarchies Compete to win Individual productivity Focus on planning ahead Efficiency of process N E W W O R L D Information abundant Dynamic networks Collaborate to win Collective value creation Experiment, learn and respond Effectiveness of outcomes

8 Microsoft Productivity Future Vision HUMAN ACTIVITY C O L L A B O R A T I V E I N T E L L I G E N T N A T U R A L M O B I L E B R I N G I N G PEOPLE TO G E T H E R L I V I N G S M A RT E R F R I C T I O N - F R E E C R E AT I V I T Y F LU I D M O B I L I T Y

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10 At the Core: Security and Privacy Managing risk in an increasingly connected world This Nexus of Forces is impacting security in terms of new vulnerabilities. Ruggero Contu, Christian Canales and Lawrence Pingree. Forecast Overview: Information Security, Worldwide, 2014 Update. Gartner, Inc. June 25, median # of days attackers are present on a victim network before detection Security Job security Customer loyalty Implications Brand reputation Intellectual property Legal liability $ 3.5M Average cost of a data breach to a company 15 % increase YoY is a CxO level issue Impact of cyber attacks could be as much as $3 trillion in lost productivity and growth 10

11 Because we are under attack Indiscriminate Consumer Single Vector Manual Desktop Visible Lone Agent Spam Information Theft Targeted Enterprise Target Multi-vector Automated Device and Cloud Concealed Organised Ecosystem Information Theft Process Disruption The world is changing very fast. Big will not beat small anymore. It will be the fast beating the slow. Rupert Murdoch

12 Verizon, 2015 Data Breach Investigations Report Primary targets Public Sector, Information, Financial Services Manufacturing & Retail are the primary targets 63% Percentage of total security incidents in 2014 were directed toward public sector

13 Coordination Collaboration Disruption

14 How do we win? It will take a partnership Government set policies and principles Enterprises starve and inform Anti-malware and security ecosystem identify, block, sinkhole OEMs Vendors security by design CERTs, ISPs & Law Enforcement Seize, prosecute, takedown Large-scale Public Services Cloud Providers, Telco s identify, block, partner

15 Microsoft Experience and Credentials

16 Today: Cloud First, Mobile First On the road At home In the office On personal devices 24 x 7 collaboration Through social media

17 Elements to a Resilient Infrastructure Management Protect Detect Response Threat Information

18 18 Resilience against modern Cyberthreats - The Hockey Analogy

19 19 Coaching Management Build the Foundation for Success and Adapt to Changes

20 20 Goalie Protect Patch, Deploy Newer Products, Apply the SDL

21 21 Awareness Detect Active Attacks

22 22 Defense Response Customer, CSS and Cybersecurity Team

23 Threat Information Intelligence

24 24 Management Protect Detect Response Patch, Deploy Newer Products, Apply the SDL Active Attacks Customer, CSS and Cybersecurity Incident Response Threat Information

25 Overall Internet Resilience (Ecosystem) Overall Resilience of an Organizations IT Infrastructure Security framework: achieving overall resilience Cloud Resilience On-Premises Systems Resilience

26 Trust in your provider that they are protecting their customers and are a global cybersecurity advocate Strong principles and policies that empower you to be in control of your information Deep Investment in building a trustworthy computing platform and security expertise Aggressively fight cybercrime and advocate extensively for enhancing cybersecurity Privacy Compliance Risk management Security Transparency Advocacy Governance

27 Access to a Transparency Center to work directly with source code for certain high-volume products Remote access to online source code for certain high-volume products Technical data about products and services, including about Microsoft s cloud services Information sharing about threats and vulnerabilities from Microsoft MICROSOFT CONFIDENTIAL

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36 WINDOWS 10 PROTECTS YOU FROM MODERN SECURITY THREATS Secure Identities Threat Resistance Information Protection

37 MCS Cybersecurity Services Protect Microsoft & Showcase Learnings Remote Security Incident Support On-Site Security Incident Response Advisory Services Security Solutions & Consulting Advanced Tools & Technologies

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39 The Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) Cybercrime costs consumers $113 billion a year* 1 in 5 small and medium enterprises are targeted by cyber criminals** Every second, 12 people are victims of cybercrime nearly 400 million every year* 50% of online adults have been victims in the past year Financial Fraud 53% of the world s securities exchanges were targeted in 2012 Online Child Exploitation The NCMEC has reviewed more than 90 million images and videos of child pornography.*** * 2013 Norton Report ** National Cyber Security Alliance *** National Center for Missing and Exploited Children The Digital Crimes Unit is an international legal and technical team working with partners, to help create a safe digital world, by working on issues such as: Malicious software crimes IP crimes Protecting vulnerable populations The team applies legal and technical expertise to help enhance cloud security and make the digital world safe for everyone. DCU brings cybercrime experts across the areas of IP crimes, botnets, malware, and child exploitation under one umbrella, so that when focus areas intersect we can work better together to eliminate cyber threats to Microsoft s businesses, customers, and the entire digital ecosystem. With cooperation across industry, criminal law enforcement organizations, academia, and NGOs worldwide, DCU aims to put cybercriminals out of business and create a safe online experience for everyone.

40 Key Principles for Security and Transparency It s your data

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