The stars in our universe are fueled by nuclear energy at their core. Over time, that fuel burns out, causing the star to cool. A supernova occurs at the end of a star’s life, when the core has cooled to the point where the external force of gravity is stronger than its internal fuel source can handle, ultimately causing a massive explosion of its matter into the universe.

Modern enterprises are fueled by data. The force of the cloud has been like gravity in a supernova, causing data to explode outward and disperse forever. No longer constrained by the network, the free flow of data to cloud service providers and a wide range of devices fragments visibility and control for enterprise security.