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ISSA Phoenix Chapter Meeting Topic:

Security Enablement & Risk Reducing Best Practices for BYOD + SaaS Cloud Apps

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Agenda  –  Security  Enablement  Concepts  for  BYOD  &  SaaS  Cloud  Apps  

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Intro  and  background  

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BYOD  &  SaaS  adop@on  and  growth  projec@ons  

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Quan@fying  the  risk:    Users/devices  VS  SaaS  CSP  

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Paradigm  shiK  from  “No”  to  Enablement  

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Security  enablement  concepts  

Discovery  and  Risk  Assessment  

Access,  authen@ca@on  and  SSO  

Managed  vs  Unmanaged  BYOD  devices  

User  ac@vity  monitoring,  audi@ng,  and  analy@cs  

Account  Centric  Threat  Detec@on  

Deployment  considera@ons  

Larger  eco-­‐system  

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Q&A  

 

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Data Proliferation

•              What’s  driving  cloud?  

•  Cost  effec6ve   •  Collabora6ve   •  Scalable   •  Always  on   •  No  hardware   •  Accessibility    

Tradi6onal  Data  Center  

Data   Data   Data   Data   Data   Corporate  Applica6ons   becoming  SaaS  Applica6ons   Customer-­‐Facing  Applica6ons  

moving  to  IaaS  or  PaaS  providers  

Mobile/BYOD  

InfoSec  paradigm  shiK  from   “no”  to  “enablement”  

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The horse has left the barn…and it’s not a bad thing for InfoSec

           

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BYOD access to cloud has increased 20% in three years  

           

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More of what you already know…  

           

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Business execs want anywhere, anytime cloud app access

           

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Not surprisingly, Security is the concern for cloud enablement

           

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To encrypt or not to encrypt…in the cloud(s)

           

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Where is the greater risk – the CSP or your users? SaaS Cloud Service Provider (CSP) Corporate Users Roaming Users Hackers

Knee jerk reaction? Encrypt data going to the Cloud Provider…

What about your 20,000 Salesforce.com users w/acct credentials?

Phishing, wireless hijacking, insiders – All user/device focused

Prioritize based on risk

Users  with  creden@als  s@ll   have  access  to  the  apps!  

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“Yes you can” Enablement

           

Paradigm  shiK  from  “No”  to  Enablement  

Corporate Users

Cloud

Applications

Cloud   Security  

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SaaS Security Landscape – BYOD users are biggest risk Encryption Data Leakage Prevention Account Centric Threat Prevention

User & Device Activity Monitoring SaaS Discovery

Highest Risk

Areas

!   Cyber hackers & malicious employees are the biggest security threat

!   Discover & prioritize “Shadow IT” !   Data at rest at Cloud Svs Provider

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Best Practice data risk and security rules do not change

Cloud  Apps  Discovery  &   BYOD  enrollment  

Automa6c  Insider   Threat  Preven6on  

Threat Prevention Risk & Compliance

Sensi6ve  Data  Access   Reports  

Automa6c  Cyber-­‐ Intrusion  Preven6on  

SIEM  Enablement   Tracking  Config.  &  User  

Permission  Changes  

Activity Monitoring & Analytics

Privileged  User   Monitoring  

Consistent  &  Granular   Data  Access  Logs   Ac6vity  Analy6cs  with   Drill  Down  

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So  you  want  to  enable,  now  what?  

Security  enablement  &  risk  reducing  best  prac@ces  

•  Discovery  and  Risk  Assessment  

•  Access,  authen@ca@on  and  SSO  

•  Managed  vs  Unmanaged  BYOD  devices  

•  User  ac@vity  monitoring,  audi@ng,  and  analy@cs  

•  Account  Centric  Threat  Detec@on  

•  Deployment  considera@ons  and  larger  eco-­‐system  

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Risk and Compliance

Cloud  Apps  Discovery  &   BYOD  enrollment  

Risk & Compliance

Sensi6ve  Data  Access   Reports  

Tracking  Config.  &  User   Permission  Changes  

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Your network firewall/web proxy logs are a good place to start

Cloud  apps  in  use  on  your   network  will  help  jus6fy  managing  

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Access, Authentication, &

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Access, Authentication and Single Sign On (SSO)

!   Consider leveraging your existing AD environment

• Using Cloud SSO Providers such as Ping, Centrify, Okta, Symplified who provide pre-integrated AD based Single Sign on to 1000’s of cloud apps

!   “Carrot and Stick” approach

• Users get the SSO and ease of access they want

• IT gets centralized visibility, management and de-provisioning thru AD users and groups

• Some solutions synch to their cloud directory; some proxy to on-prem AD instance

!   Cloud Security Gateways integrate with leading SSO Providers

• For cloud-based access control and monitoring

SSO  Portals  

Skyfence  Cloud   SSO  Providers  

Corporate Users

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Managed vs Unmanaged

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Managed  vs  Unmanaged  devices  

Considera@ons  

Push  device  agent  soKware  or  agentless?  

User  transparency  -­‐  What  assump@ons  about  device  

risk  posture  can  be  made  if:  

•  It  has  already  connected  from  the  corporate  network  in  

the  past?  

•  It  has  a  correct  MDM  cer@ficate?  

•  It  is  connec@ng  from  a  trusted  IP  range?  

If  device  is  unmanaged:  

•  Prompt  manual  enrollment  for  unmanaged  BYOD  devices  

to  connect  to  corporate  cloud  apps?       •  Force  two  factor  authen@ca@on?  

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Activity Monitoring

           

Privileged  User   Monitoring  

Consistent  &  Granular   Data  Access  Logs   Ac6vity  Analy6cs  with   Drill  Down   Corporate Users Cloud Applications Activity Monitoring & Analytics Cloud   Security  

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Activity Monitoring

           

Cloud  monitoring  requirements  should  not  have  

to  differ  from  tradi6onal  infrastructure  

 

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Operationalize threat prevention – Learn what’s normal

Automa6c  Insider   Threat  Preven6on   Threat Prevention Automa6c  Cyber-­‐ Intrusion   Preven6on   SIEM  Enablement  

Ability  to  “learn”  from  past   experience  to  apply  improvements  

GEO Intelligence IP Intelligence Authorized devices Data restriction rules

Data Processing Fingerprint Creation Anomaly Detection Engine

Identity-based Account Takeover Abnormal user activity (insider) Man-in-the-middle

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Leveraging Your Existing Infrastructure in Deployment

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Firewall, Web Proxies & Web Gateways

!   Use log files from perimeter devices as a primary source for app discovery • Palo Alto Networks, Blue Coat, Websense and others

!   Forward cloud app traffic from these devices to a Cloud Security Gateway • Most vendors offer both cloud and appliance (on premise) deployment options

• Some offer Endpoint agent approach

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SIEM Tools

!   Integrate cloud app analytics for better insight !   Correlate cloud activity

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User Authentication

!   Active Directory integration for user and group info !   Integration with SSO Portals

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Mobile Device Management

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Comprehensive Data Security: Imperva-Incapsula-Skyfence

Cloud  Apps  

Data  Center  

External  Apps   Amazon   Web  Services   Databases   File  Servers  

www  

Internal   Apps  

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The Skyfence Advantage

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Automated

Scalable

Secure

!   Intelligent endpoint fingerprinting !   Automated behavioral profiling

!   Application intelligence and data aware

!   Scalable and flexible cloud +/- on premise deployment options !   Accurate threat detection

!   Secures your data

Scalable

,  Automatic Protection + Low TCO =

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