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Session ID: Session Classification:

Jennifer Ellard

HP SPO-W01B General Interest

CUTTING THROUGH THE

HYPE: WHAT IS TRUE “NEXT

GENERATION” SECURITY?

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What is hype?

What we hear from you?

Separating the wheat from the chaff

Moving forward “hypeless”

Summary

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Heard any hype lately??

Y2K

Kardasians

Weapons of Mass Destruction

Encrypted traffic

Cyber Risk

Insert latest

threat

SDN

End of the Mayan Calendar

Next Generation

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© Copyright 2013 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

“I don’t care about acronyms, I

want to know that I am safe.”

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Next Generation Intrusion

Prevention Defined

Standard First Gen IPS Capabilities

Application Awareness and Visibility Context Awareness

Content Awareness

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How are you addressing…

• Virtual Security

• Cost/ efficiency

• Performance degradation

• Encrypted traffic

• Block it

• Quarantine it

• Software Defined Networks

• Planning for this

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© Copyright 2013 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

How do you separate the

wheat from the chaff?

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Vulnerability Cold Hard Facts

• The vulnerability arms race—total vulnerability

disclosures in 2012 increased 19% from 2011.

• Evolving marketplaces and increasing complexity

impact discovery and reporting

• Web applications continue to introduce significant

technical risk to organizations

• The maturity of a technology does not govern its

vulnerability profile – 700% increase

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Network Security Basics

IPS Platform

Designed for future security demands and services Proactive • In-line reliability • In-line performance (throughput/latency) • Filter accuracy IPS Sensors

Security Management System

Security

• Leading security research • Fastest coverage

• Broadest coverage

Costs

• Quick to deploy

• Automated threat blocking • Easy to manage

Untrusted Traffic Trusted Traffic

Security

Intelligence

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Just “wedge” an IPS segment into any

place you want to inspect/enforce

network security policy.

IPS devices can be deployed anywhere…

Campus LAN Edge WLAN Core Tele-workers, partners, and customers

Internet

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• Deploy inside the firewall (most common) • Deploy outside the firewall (a fading trend)

• Deploy both inside and outside the firewall ( a “firewall sandwich” – Also a fading trend)

Like.. Between your Internet connection

and your LAN (Local Area Network)

Campus LAN Edge WLAN Core Tele-workers, partners, and customers Internet

IPS - Security Zone 1

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• Between the WLAN (wireless local area network) and the Core

• Between the WAN (wide area network) and the Core

• On Trunk links between switches (to isolate User networks and/or Server networks from the Core

• On “top-of-rack” switches within your virtualized Datacenter

And/Or.. Deploy closer to the Core of the network

Campus LAN Edge WLAN Core Tele-workers, partners, and customers Internet Remote offices and branches WAN Data center Virtual machines (VMs)

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Top Four Deployment Scenarios

Internet DMZ LAN

1

Perimeter

IPS

IPS

Remote LAN Production / Mission Critical

2

LAN/MAN/WAN

IPS

IPS

PCI LAN SOX

3

Compliance

IPS

IPS

VM-Group1 Guest-OS 1 Guest-OS n

4

Virtualization

IPS

IPS

Notes – TippingPoint

- Designed as inline IPS HA, Minimal False-Positives

- Easy to Install and Manage

Low TCO, Fast ROI - Recommended

Settings Since 2001

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Define settings & distribute to IPS devices

- Protocol Anomalies - Denial-Of-Service - (Distributed) Denial-Of-Service ... Availability - Security Policy - Access Validation - Tunneling - Rogue Applications - Peer-to-Peer - Streaming Media ... Corporate-Policy Cyber-Attacks - Reconnaissance - Trojan - Backdoor - Virus - Worm - Spyware - Phishing - Buffer Overflow - Heap Heap Overflow - SQL-Injection

- Cross-Site-Scripting - Cross Site Rquest Forgery

- Malicious Documents ...

Notes – TippingPoint

- Designed as inline IPS

HA, Minimal False-Positives

- Easy to Install and Manage

Low TCO, Fast ROI

- Recommended Settings

Since 2001

- More than an IPS

NGFW features, Rate Limiter

- App. Rate Limiter

Bandwidth Mgmt.

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What do non-hyped Network Security

offerings include?

• Intelligence

• Up-to-date

• Threat protection

• Manageability

• Set and forget

• 60% use the factory settings

• Easy to use

• Reliability

• Automated

• Scalable to small and large

enterprises

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Your Network Deserves Full Security Coverage

Benefit and Services Key Feature and Capability

• Virtual patch

Zero Day vulnerability discovery Protect Vulnerable Applications

Vulnerability Protection

• Inbound / outbound traffic inspection

• Block malicious executables and files Stop Malicious Traffic

Content Awareness

• Multi-vector alert correlation

• More actionable event information More Effective Blocking Decisions

Context Awareness

• Identify and Classify Applications • Granular Application Control

Application Visibility and

Control

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© Copyright 2013 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

"Before deploying {IPS device}, we had some

security challenges. Every other day, tons of

attacks were happening in our network.

Sometimes they were blocked, but sometimes we

could not manage the situation properly. We used

to receive many complaints from students and

faculty; but now, with {IPS device} in our

environment, we can say that we have peace

.”

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See though the hype

• Protect your network infrastructure

• Mobile Vulnerabilities

• New Vulnerabilities

• Control the policies and threat responses

• Set it and forget it

• 60% of customers use

factory-direct settings

• Know what is going on in your environment

• Have visibility to threats

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Summary and Next Steps

Attend these sessions

• Tomorrow’s keynote session – Learn how the criminal mind works. • HP booth theatre – Learn how

social media impacts your network

Visit these demos

• HP TippingPoint Intrusion Prevention Device demo • HP ArcSight demo

After the event

• Visit the HP website at:

www.hp.com/go/tippingpoint

• Download the Cyber Risk whitepaper at: www.hp.com/go/tippingpoint

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