Rubin: Enterprises are pivoting to protect high-value assets over blanket control
Andrew Rubin · a16z Podcast | Barbarians at the Gate -- How to Think About Enterprise Security Today · Jan 2, 2019 · at 19:34
Andrew Rubin is the CEO and co-founder of cloud security startup Illumio. He explains how enterprise security customers are adapting their defense strategies.
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“What we're finding is that what customers are doing is they're actually identifying what they consider to be their highest value targets. They're identifying the applications and specifically the data that is the most important asset that they have. They're figuring out where those things are, and they're realizing that they have to protect those things at really all cost.”
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