1. March 21, 2012 John Vigouroux CEO M86 Security (acquired by Trustwave)

2. 2 Cybercrime: The Growing Threat Sources: Detica report, 2011; OECD, IDC, 2004, 2010, FBI/IC3 cybercrime statistics, 2011, FBI 2005 2004200520062007200820092010201120132012 Annual Cost of Cybercrime $17B $21B >$100B >$200B Billions $350 $300 $250 $200 $150 $100 $50 $0 Targeted Attacks Accelerating Growth Daily occurrences of targeted attacks grows 400% during 2011 Symantec Intelligence Report >$330B Security Market $11B$22B$33B$37B$43B

3. News 3 New Proposed EU data protection rules will allow for fines of up to 2% of annual worldwide revenue… Just the companies shown on this slide would have paid $8.8B in fines

4. Most complete coverage for Cybercrime in the industry “We are less concerned with detecting mass attacks. It is vital that we address the emerging targeted attacks at our organization; these have the ability to do a significant amount of damage in terms of lost data, punitive damage and reputation loss.” -Fortune 500 Financial Services Company Mass Attacks Spam Bot Infections Social Media Scams Fake-AV Personal Data Loss Client-side Zero-day Malware Spear Phishing Social Media Blended Attacks APT’s Website Defacement Web Application Hacking Server-side Cybercrime Targeted Attacks

5. Two biggest debates about the Internet: Privacy Security

6. How to treat - Cybercrime 2007 – Big Problem 2010 – Very Big Problem 2011 – Calamity 2012 – PANDEMIC!