Internet Security: Strategic Market Options and Forecasts to 2001
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Internet security markets are poised to grow as firewalls, encryption, messaging, and servers are implemented using a range of systems architectures. Market growth is being fueled by the need for transmission of transaction data and preservation of data integrity. Systems architectures are being impacted by the need for integration of security functions.
Internet Security systems depend on fundamental architecture. Two different security architectures are general perimeter protection and discrete but logically independent domains. New architectures will support administrative protection at multiple levels of the enterprise. The rise of the Internet has posed the problem of protecting against external intrusion into the enterprise network. Discrete but logically independent domains within the enterprise need bi-directional protection from within the network as well as from external threat.
If the Internet is to support $20 billion of purchases by 2000, security must be possible, implemented, and believable. The AT&T SecureBuy program which guarantees secure transactions over the Internet represents an early Internet initiative poised to reap the benefit of large market share early. Suppliers to this and other Internet initiatives are developing a market leadership position that will be difficult to dislodge by competitors that come later.
Internet Security
Strategic Market Options and Forecasts to 2001
Internet market explosive growth is stimulating the need for data
security. Now is the time to
achieve a presence in Internet security markets, before the market leaders
become entrenched, while the rapid growth phase is still occurring.
$500 million markets in 1996 are expected to exceed $5 billion by 2001
as Internet home pages begin to be used for commerce.
The study documents shifts occurring in Internet security markets.
It provides insight about strategic market options in the context of
the following:
· Security as migration to distributed computing systems occurs
· Security as data is transferred from the client directly into mission critical central computing systems
· Impact of Internet security on development of Internet commercial markets
· Rate of use of Internet by consumers increases
· Speed of adoption of Internet by enterprise increases
· Impact on security architecture as Internet servers are located close to content developers
· Support of Internet in driving development of new applications
· Impact of hybrid fiber optic / coax communications transport lines
· Impact of implementation of broadband communications infrastructure
· Impact of implementation of ATM switching systems
The Study Addresses:
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Market
strategies for participating in high growth Internet security market segments
·
Strategic
positioning of Internet security product providers
·
Market
directions and strategic market alliances
·
Risk/reward
scenarios -- access to existing customer bases
·
Strategies
for success
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COMPANIES
PROFILED
ANS
AXENT
BLUESTONE
CANDLE
CHECKPOINT
CHEYENNE
CKS SOFTWARE
CYBERSAFE
CYGNUS SUPPORT
DIGEX
DYNASOFT
FISCHER
FRONTIER
GANDALF
GRADIENT
HAYSTACK LAB
HEWLETT-PACKARD
IBM
TIVOLI SYSTEMS
MCAFEE ASSOCIATES
MEMCO SOFTWARE
MERGENT
MICROCOM
MICROSOFT
MILKYWAY NETWORKS
NETSCAPE
ORACLE
PACIFIC BELL
PRETTY GOOD
PRICE WATERHOUSE
PROCESS SOFTWARE
PSINET
RAPTOR
SANTIX
SECURITY DYNAMICS
RSA DATA SECURITY
SHIVA
SOFTBANK CORP
TREND MICRO
SOS CORPORATION
SPIDER
SUN MICROSYSTEM
SYMANTEC
UTIMACO SAFEWARE
VERITY
WIND RIVER SYSTEMS
XYLOGICS
3COM
REPORT OUTLINE
Executive Summary
1. MARKET DEFINITION
Internet commerce
Telecommuting
Types of networks
Security solutions
Firewalls
User authentication
Tokens
Audit trails
Uses of Internet security
Internet and Intranet
Encryption
Graphical management
Software distribution
2. MARKET FORECASTS
Market driving forces
Summary forecasts
Internet market profile
Users/access/servers
Penetration analysis
Internet and Intranets
Navigation
Virtual private networks
Firewalls
Token authentication
Server authentication
Anti virus protection
Encryption
Central audit
Middleware messaging
Market growth factors
Antivirus products
Digital signatures
PBX security
3. PRODUCTS
Firewalls
Interlocks
Firewall functions
Firewall limitations
Basic types of firewalls
Checkpoint Software
Raptor
Gradient technologies
Token-based security
Security Dynamics ID
Secure Computing
Digital Pathways
Encryption
RSA encryption capability
Internet servers
Secure browsers
Cybersafe corporation
Virus protection
Mcafee Associates
Symantec/Norton
Softbank/Trend Micro
Messaging middleware
System management
Hewlett-Packard
Tivoli
Digital signatures
Utimaco Safeware
PBX security
Ottawa Telephony Group
4. ARCHITECTURE INFRASTRUCTURE
Internet architectures
Security architecture
Rule based models
Intranet benefits
Intranet risks
Security auditing
Internet
Browser security
Sophisticated mail
Web security tools
Web wireless software
Virtual private networks
Applications (APIS)
5. COMPANY PROFILES
6. INTERNET SECURITY APPLICATIONS
Mobile and telecommuting
Intranet
Store-and-forward mail
Online information
Sales applications
Human resources
Internet banking
Technical support/help
Network security services
IBM MQSeries Internet
AT&T securebuy services
Pacific Bell network
ANS
System administration
Tasks/Administration
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
FORECASTS
1996-2001
Market
Shares for 1996
U.S.
Markets
Shipments
in Millions of Dollars
FORECASTS
Internet summary
market forecast
Internet users.
number
Internet access
market forecast, dollars
Software server
shipments
Firewall, user
authentication, and central audit LAN installed base, market penetration
LAN ports, installed
base, market forecast
Firewall market
shares
Firewall market
forecast
Token authentication
market shares
Token authentication
market forecast
Server authentication
market shares
Server authentication
market forecast
Virus protection
market shares
Virus protection
market forecast
Encryption market
shares
Encryption market
forecast
Central audit market
shares
Central audit market
forecast
Messaging middleware
market shares
Messaging middleware
market forecast
Digital signature
market forecast
PBX security market forecast
PRODUCTS
Telecommuting access needing Internet
Networks requiring security
Domains of network security
Aspects of tokens
Network security issues
Security system aspects
Use of Internet security
Industries using Internet security
Organizational challenges of security
Internet security market driving forces
Internet security market drivers
Functions of the firewall
Checkpoint firewall software features
Gradient webcrusader features
Gradient DCE features
Security Dynamics server features
Security Dynamics token server location
Security Dynamics token product forms
Messaging middleware distributed computing
Components for digital signatures
ARCHITECTURES
Security system architecture
Model for security system rule definition
Security system access controls
Rule constraints
Time based authentication
Authentication history
Corporate Intranet definition and segments
Benefits of Intranet and Internet
Risks of interconnected computing networks
Compromised integrity of security systems
Different Internet and Intranet servers
Aspects of Intranet implementation
STRATEGIC POSITIONING
Spider scalable Internet products
Spider strategic alliances/corporate customers
Acquisitions by Symantec
Types of paper-based information moving to on-line distribution
Intranet browser access /employee information
AT&T network-based hosting services
Multiple ANS interlock protections
System administration tasks
Levels of administration control
REPORT METHODOLOGY
This is the twenty-first in a series of market forecasts of Internet data communications, telecommunications, and
information services. The project leaders have significant experience preparing industry studies. Forecasts are
based on primary research and proprietary data bases. In-depth interviews are conducted with a broad range of
key participants in the market.
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