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‘Provably Secure’ Data Protection

in the Cloud

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Agenda

Cloud Security and Intro to ICDES

– Manish Aggarwal, IBM, Offering Manager Cloud

Client Case Study: Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America

– Angela Dobes, CCFA, Program Director

Use-cases for ICDES

– Russ Fulford, Security First, VP Cloud Solutions

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Hacks & Data Breaches Keep Growing

2

Over 2 million

the number

of records

compromised in

cyber attacks daily

1

205

the number

of days before

a breach is

detected

4

49

the percentage

of data breaches

that occur due to

criminal attacks

3

429

the number of

cyber breaches

that happen

every week

5

12014 Data Breach Trends, Risk Based Security Open Security Foundation, February 2015; 2,32015Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis,

Ponemon Institute, May 2015; 4 M-Trends 2015: A View from the Front Lines, Mandiant 2015; 5 2014 Global Report on the Cost of Cyber Crime,

Ponemon Institute, October 2014

More than

3.8 million USD

the cost to recover

from a cyber breach

2

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Data Security is Evolving & Requires Layers

Network and perimeter centric

Add data centric security, access

controls & security intelligence

Newer Model

Traditional Model

IBM is the un-disputed leader in Enterprise Security and

invests in best of breed technologies

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Advanced Cryptographic Splitting Technology

If you can’t get the data you can’t hack it.

4

IDA

AES

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AES

Encryption

Information Dispersal

Algorithm

File keys encrypted &

split by Workgroup Key

# # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # @ # # # ! # # & # # # $ # # # #! # # @ # # # # ? # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #

Workgroup Key encrypted and

split by Perfect Secret Sharing

Cryptographically split shares

and keys are sent to Storage

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ICDES Delivers Robust Data Protection

Confidentiality

– Ground-breaking data-centric security

– FIPS-140-2 certified AES-256 Encryption

1

– FIPS-140-2 certified Cryptographic splitting

1

– FIPS-140-2 certified built-in simplified key management

1

– Privacy – Zero knowledge environments

AVAILABILITY

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ICDES Delivers Robust Data Protection

Confidentiality

Integrity

– Tampered data is not used

– Built in data health check

– Repair corrupt shares while still encrypted

– Always get what you started with

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AVAILABILITY

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ICDES Delivers Robust Data Protection

Confidentiality

Integrity

Availability

– Data resiliency added at server edge

– Data is Always ON - no recovery time for share failure

– Simplified data availability architecture

– Never lose file encryption keys

– Supports a reduced-cost HA and DR architecture

AVAILABILITY

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ICDES Delivers Robust Data Protection

Confidentiality

Integrity

Availability

Easier management of regulatory requirements

1

– HIPAA

– HITECH

– FISMA

– Sarbanes-Oxley

– PCI DSS

– FedRAMP

8 1Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA); Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH);

Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (FISMA); Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)

AVAILABILITY

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ICDES Makes Data Security Easy

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

START PROTECTING DATA

DATA

PROTECTED DIRECTORY

Share 1 Share 2 Share 3 Share 4

PURCHASE

ICDES

Advanced Secure

DOWNLOAD

IBM Cloud Marketplace

2 of 4

/share1 /share2 /share3 /share4

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Lowering Total Cost of Ownership

10

Current Environment

Customer Data Center

Cost Saving Options

With ICDES

Key Manager Built-In

External Bulk Keystore

“M of N” BUILT IN

“M of N” Built-In

High Availability & Disaster Recovery

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Flexible Implementation Methods

vCenter

Management Server

Manage

Virtual

ICDES Plug-in

for vCenter

OS APP OS APP

Virtual Machines

CentOS ICDES OS APP OS APP

CentOS

ICDES

for

Secure

Datastore

Target

Physical

OS Installation

Select Files

&

Directories

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Use ICDES In Any Environment

IBM SoftLayer

IBM Bluebox

Private Clouds

Hybrid Clouds

Public Clouds

Customer data centers

12

Public

Hybrid

Private

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ICDES Editions – Beyond Standard Encryption

Secure

ICDES

Server

Data

protection

Keyed encryption

Keyed splitting

“1 of 1”

Compliance and

Critical Business Data

Users

and

Applications

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ICDES Editions – Beyond Standard Encryption

Secure

ICDES

Server

Data

protection

Keyed encryption

Keyed splitting

“1 of 1”

Compliance and

Critical Business Data

Users

and

Applications

Local Site

“4 of 4”

Advanced Secure

Fault

tolerance

Data resiliency

and

authentication

+

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ICDES Editions – Beyond Standard Encryption

Secure

ICDES

Server

Data

protection

Keyed encryption

Keyed splitting

“1 of 1”

Compliance and

Critical Business Data

Users

and

Applications

Local Site

“4 of 4”

Advanced Secure

Fault

tolerance

Data resiliency

and

authentication

+

Advanced Multi-site

Remote Site

Disaster

recovery

Multi-site

capability

+

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Agenda

Cloud Security and Intro to ICDES

Client Case Study: Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America

Use-cases for ICDES

Q&A

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Crohn’s Disease is a chronic inflammatory condition of the

gastrointestinal tract that can affect any part of the body from the mouth

to the anus

Ulcerative Colitis is a chronic inflammatory condition limited to the

colon

1.6M

# of Americans living with IBD

# of new cases of IBD diagnosed in the US each year

70K

What are Inflammatory Bowel Diseases?

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Challenges in IBD

Current therapy for IBD is inadequate and

inconsistently delivered

Pathway to improved outcomes

 New resources to drive discovery

 Increased collaboration and sharing of data

 Improved patient selection

 Improved quality of care

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IBD Plexus Vision & Goals

Unite clinicians, patients, academia and industry

Optimize use of data and biosamples across the research community

Identify new drug targets

Identify new biomarkers and diagnostics

Improve the quality of care for patients with IBD

Build of a research and information exchange platform to

accelerate research and transform the care of IBD patients

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Clinical

Biosample

‘Omics /

Expression

Patient

Reported /

Generated

IBD Plexus will link data

across study cohorts

together stakeholders

Break silos, bringing

&

Approach

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Adult

prospective

research study

Internet-based

patient-powered

registry

Pediatric risk

stratification

study

Study Programs

Components

Study Programs

Components

Adult & Pediatric Registries

Biobank & LIMS

Data & Analytic Platforms

Centralized Analytical Lab

High Performance Computing

Researcher Portal

IBD Plexus Landscape

Real world

evidence

registry

Quality of care

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IBD Plexus Hosting / Security

IBM SoftLayer has been selected to host the IBD Plexus solution

22

Bare metal with

CCFA stack

DATA PLATFORM

ANALYTIC PLATFORM

Protected Health

Information (PHI)

De-identified data sets

Limited data sets

IBM Cloud Data Encryption Services (ICDES)

Dedicated virtualized

CCFA environment

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Severe

Remission

Moderate

Mild

Hypothesis Generation

Basic Science

Translational Research

Clinical Trials

Comp Effectiveness

Quality Improvement

D

is

eas

e

A

c

tiv

ity

D

is

eas

e

A

c

tiv

ity

Time

Time

Current State

Future State

Transforming Research

Severe

Remission

Moderate

Mild

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Agenda

Cloud Security and Intro to ICDES

Client Case Study – CCFA

Use-cases for ICDES

Q&A

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Cryptographic Splitting Core

Users & Applications

ENTERPRISE

Fault Tolerance (M of N)

Ingest Digital Data

Integrate with your Access Controls

G

ener

at

e key

s

Encryption & Authorization

Bit Randomization (IDA)

Key Wrapping

Journal Cache

Disperse Shares to Storage

Addressable

Storage

ICDES Server

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CCFA – Securing Structured and Unstructured Data

26

Research, Academic

and Medical

Communities

Various Patient,

Academic &

Research Data

Cache

Object Storage

Gateway

Object

Storage

Data Platform Application

protected by ICDES

Analytic Platform Application

protected by ICDES

IBD Plexus

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Use Case: Compliance or Highly Valuable Data

Protected

Directory

ICDES Server

CARD 1000 1000 1000 1000 Your Name

User Community

Application

Data

Server

Payment

Card Data

Secure

“1 of 1”

Unstructured

Structured

Storage

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Share 1 Share 2

Share 3

Share 4

Use Case: Compliance or Highly Valuable Data

28

Protected

Directory

ICDES Server

CARD 1000 1000 1000 1000 Your Name

User Community

Application

Data

Server

Payment

Card Data

Advanced

Secure

“2 of 4”

Unstructured

Structured

With Resiliency

for

Highly Available Data

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Remote

Location

Standby

Database

Server

Standby

ICDES

Server

Share 6

Share 5

Share 1 Share 2

Share 3

Share 4

Use Case: Compliance or Highly Valuable Data

Protected

Directory

ICDES Server

CARD 1000 1000 1000 1000 Your Name

User Community

Application

Data

Server

Payment

Card Data

Advanced

Multi-Site

“2 of 6”

Add Geographic

Separation of Data

for

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Use Case: IBM Cloud Analytics Secure Hadoop

30

Storage

Gateway

ISHOC

User Community

Application

Data

Server

Massive Data to

be Analyzed

“2 of 2”

Object Storage

Data Stored Securely in Object Storage

Hadoop Cluster

HDFS

Location 1

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Agenda

Cloud Security and Intro to ICDES

Client Case Study – CCFA

Use-cases for ICDES

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