GLOBAL ENCRYPTION AND KEY MANAGEMENT

2016

Breaches and cyber attacks have increased companies’ urgency to improve their security posture and this is reflected in this year’s findings

as more companies embrace an enterprise-wide encryption strategy.

KEY FINDINGS

THREATS

Encryption strategies increase37% of respondents say that their organization has an encryption strategy applied consistently across the entire enterprise.

Discovering where sensitive data resides

Initially deployingencryption technology

Classifying what data to encrypt

Germany

USA

Japan

HIGHEST

LOWEST

Australia

Mexico

26%

26%

System or processmalfunction

The most significant threats

to sensitive data are:

Which data ismost commonly

encrypted?

What are the main drivers for using encryptiontechnology solutions?

37%

57%

49%

35%

30%

55%Payment

related data

Financial services 56%

Health & pharma49%

Services48%

2016

15%Across entire

enterprise2005

ENCRYPTION

What industriesuse encryption?

Adoption differences in enterpriseencryption strategies by country

61%

45%

40%

Support for both cloud and on-premise deployment has risenin importance as organizations have increasingly embraced cloud computing and look for consistency across computing styles.

56% of organizations transfersensitive data to the cloud whether

or not it is encrypted or made unreadable via some other mechanism such as tokenization or data masking.

Is data at rest in the cloud protected by encryption?

56%

Top 3 countries that transfersensitive data to the cloud:

39% 44%

NO YES

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German, US and UK organizations are more likely to deploy HSMs

Perceived importance of HSMs as partof key management over four years

The pain and risk level associated with Key Management in all countries was reported at 53%, with Arabia as the

highest threshold 62% and the lowest reported by Russia 43%.

53%

No clearownership

Lack of skilledpersonnel

Systems areisolated andfragmented

What makes keymanagement painful?

57% 49% 47%

54% 45% 37%

63% 60% 59%

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Hackers

28%Employeemistakes

52%

49%Intellectualproperty

62%Employee/HR

data

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To comply with external privacy or datasecurity regulations and requirements

To protect information against specific,identified threats

To protect enterprise intellectual property

To protect customer personal information

61%

50%

49%

47%

FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15

33%39%

48% 49%

What is the biggest challengeto encryption deployment?