One of the things that distinguishes security from other IT disciplines is its massive scope. In simple terms, if you own the corporate network, you care about switches, routers, and traffic going from Point A to Point B. If you own security, you have to look up and down the old "technology stack" while keeping an eye of physical security and cross-company business processes. Little wonder why so many companies experience so many data breaches. For years, the security industry seemed to disregard the broad scope of problems faced by enterprise organizations. Instead, even the biggest security firms like Check Point and McAfee simply offered the threat management widget du jour. This is like your local This is like your local tire store saying that it is in the business of selling automobiles. Something had to give which is why big enterprise-savvy companies like EMC, Hewlett-Packard, and IBM entered the market. During a RSA Conference in San Francisco, Rather than talk abo...