Siber Güvenlik ? Bilgi Güvenliği ? BT Güvenliği ?

A. Burak Sadıç 1995

2003-2013

2014 yılında katıldığı PricewaterhouseCoopers Türkiye ofisinde

Bilgi Güvenliği ve Siber Güvenlik Hizmetleri Lideri olarak çalışan Burak’ın

yirmi senelik danışmanlık ve yönetim deneyimi bulunmaktadır. ODTÜ Elektrik-Elektronik Mühendisliği

bölümünden 1995 yılında mezun olan Burak, PwC öncesinde sırasıyla PDI-Erkom, Siemens, Meteksan, Koç.net,

Innova ve Symantec bünyesinde çeşitli kademelerde çalıştı. Symantec'teki 10 yıllık iş yaşamının son dört yılında ise

Güneydoğu Avrupa'daki 12 ülke ve Türkiye'yi kapsayan bölgedeki danışmanlık ekiplerini yönetti.

2014-…

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“There are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns, that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns – the ones we don’t know we don’t know.”

Former United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld

February 12, 2002

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THREAT HORIZON 2017

Dangers accelerate

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1. Disruption divides and conquers Innovation is bringing new opportunities for business, but also malicious actors that seek to disrupt operations.

1.1 Supercharged connectivity overwhelms defences

Reasonably-priced and superfast gigabit connectivity will provide new business opportunities. However, it will also open new avenues for criminals to pursue destructive activity online.

1.2 Crime syndicates take a quantum leap

Criminal organisations will become more sophisticated and migrate many of their activities online. Organisations will struggle to keep pace and the effects will be felt around the globe.

1.3 Tech rejectionists cause chaos

In response to socio-economic inequality, ‘tech rejectionists’ will instigate widespread social unrest and disrupt local economies. Organisations with supply chains in the affected regions will struggle to cope.

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1. Disruption divides and conquers Innovation is bringing new opportunities for business, but also malicious actors that seek to disrupt operations.

1.1 Supercharged connectivity overwhelms defences

Reasonably-priced and superfast gigabit connectivity will provide new business opportunities. However, it will also open new avenues for criminals to pursue destructive activity online.

1.2 Crime syndicates take a quantum leap

Criminal organisations will become more sophisticated and migrate many of their activities online. Organisations will struggle to keep pace and the effects will be felt around the globe.

1.3 Tech rejectionists cause chaos

In response to socio-economic inequality, ‘tech rejectionists’ will instigate widespread social unrest and disrupt local economies. Organisations with supply chains in the affected regions will struggle to cope.

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1. Disruption divides and conquers Innovation is bringing new opportunities for business, but also malicious actors that seek to disrupt operations.

1.1 Supercharged connectivity overwhelms defences

Reasonably-priced and superfast gigabit connectivity will provide new business opportunities. However, it will also open new avenues for criminals to pursue destructive activity online.

1.2 Crime syndicates take a quantum leap

Criminal organisations will become more sophisticated and migrate many of their activities online. Organisations will struggle to keep pace and the effects will be felt around the globe.

1.3 Tech rejectionists cause chaos

In response to socio-economic inequality, ‘tech rejectionists’ will instigate widespread social unrest and disrupt local economies. Organisations with supply chains in the affected regions will struggle to cope.

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2. Complexity conceals fragility A cyberspace congested with people and devices is becoming more complex, exposing the fragility of the underlying infrastructure.

2.1 Dependence on critical infrastructure becomes dangerous

Whole societies are dependent on ageing, poorly maintained and highly critical infrastructure. Connectivity failures will force organisations to update their resilience and invest in technology transformation programmes.

2.2 Systemic vulnerabilities are weaponised

Malicious actors will weaponise systemic vulnerabilities in software systems of individual technology companies, threatening the integrity of Internet infrastructure.

2.3 Legacy technology crumbles

As digital connectivity grows, legacy technology will be further exposed to attackers. The damage from the resultant incidents will exceed anything that has come before.

2.4 Death from disruption to digital services

Disruption of digital systems in transport and medical services will lead to verifiable deaths. Public pressure forces organisations to respond.

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2. Complexity conceals fragility A cyberspace congested with people and devices is becoming more complex, exposing the fragility of the underlying infrastructure.

2.1 Dependence on critical infrastructure becomes dangerous

Whole societies are dependent on ageing, poorly maintained and highly critical infrastructure. Connectivity failures will force organisations to update their resilience and invest in technology transformation programmes.

2.2 Systemic vulnerabilities are weaponised

Malicious actors will weaponise systemic vulnerabilities in software systems of individual technology companies, threatening the integrity of Internet infrastructure.

2.3 Legacy technology crumbles

As digital connectivity grows, legacy technology will be further exposed to attackers. The damage from the resultant incidents will exceed anything that has come before.

2.4 Death from disruption to digital services

Disruption of digital systems in transport and medical services will lead to verifiable deaths. Public pressure forces organisations to respond.

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2. Complexity conceals fragility A cyberspace congested with people and devices is becoming more complex, exposing the fragility of the underlying infrastructure.

2.1 Dependence on critical infrastructure becomes dangerous

Whole societies are dependent on ageing, poorly maintained and highly critical infrastructure. Connectivity failures will force organisations to update their resilience and invest in technology transformation programmes.

2.2 Systemic vulnerabilities are weaponised

Malicious actors will weaponise systemic vulnerabilities in software systems of individual technology companies, threatening the integrity of Internet infrastructure.

2.3 Legacy technology crumbles

As digital connectivity grows, legacy technology will be further exposed to attackers. The damage from the resultant incidents will exceed anything that has come before.

2.4 Death from disruption to digital services

Disruption of digital systems in transport and medical services will lead to verifiable deaths. Public pressure forces organisations to respond.

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2. Complexity conceals fragility A cyberspace congested with people and devices is becoming more complex, exposing the fragility of the underlying infrastructure.

2.1 Dependence on critical infrastructure becomes dangerous

Whole societies are dependent on ageing, poorly maintained and highly critical infrastructure. Connectivity failures will force organisations to update their resilience and invest in technology transformation programmes.

2.2 Systemic vulnerabilities are weaponised

Malicious actors will weaponise systemic vulnerabilities in software systems of individual technology companies, threatening the integrity of Internet infrastructure.

2.3 Legacy technology crumbles

As digital connectivity grows, legacy technology will be further exposed to attackers. The damage from the resultant incidents will exceed anything that has come before.

2.4 Death from disruption to digital services

Disruption of digital systems in transport and medical services will lead to verifiable deaths. Public pressure forces organisations to respond.

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3. Complacency bites back Organisations are too complacent, paying insufficient attention to threats concealed by international borders.

3.1 Global consolidation endangers competition and security

As the dominant providers of information services expand their global operations, customers will become more concerned about potential service disruptions and failures.

3.2 Impact of data breaches increases dramatically

Data breaches will grow in frequency and size, increasing the operational impact and recovery costs. In response, governments will introduce additional data protection legislation and regulations.

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3. Complacency bites back Organisations are too complacent, paying insufficient attention to threats concealed by international borders.

3.1 Global consolidation endangers competition and security

As the dominant providers of information services expand their global operations, customers will become more concerned about potential service disruptions and failures.

3.2 Impact of data breaches increases dramatically

Data breaches will grow in frequency and size, increasing the operational impact and recovery costs. In response, governments will introduce additional data protection legislation and regulations.

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