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REVOLUTION

TODAY, WE’RE EXPERIENCING A

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THE REVOLUTION

CYBER-CRIME

CYBER-ESPIONAGE

CYBER-WARFARE

CYBER-TERROR

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THE REVOLUTION

ATTACKER FOCUS ON

FORTUNE 500

ATTACKERS GO AFTER ANY TARGET:

ALL VERTICALS

SUPPLY CHAINS,

SUB CONTRACTORS,

LINE LEVEL INDIVIDUALS,

SMALL BUSINESSES

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THE REVOLUTION

MALWARE

VULNERABILITIES

CREDENTIAL THEFT AT SCALE

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Wall Street Journal, JP

Morgan, Lockheed,

Bushehr nuclear reactor,

RSA, Microsoft, Google,

Apple, Facebook, Sony,

Target, Heartland ,EBay

ICANN Home Depot

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TARGET

“The Target hackers broke into the network using a stolen user name and password that had been created for the company servicing their air conditioning systems.”

The Target credit card breach resulted in millions of credit cards appearing in the marketplace

BRAIN KREBS (SECURITY BLOGGER)

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“For now, our defenses are strong enough to counter the threat, and

many attackers know that, so they go after suppliers. But of course they are always trying to develop new ways to attack.”

Confidential report lists

U.S. weapons system

designs compromised by

Cyberspies

Washington Post May 27, 2013

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“The [malware] sample with the Sony computer

names in it was designed to systematically

connect to each server on the list. ‘It

contains a user name and password and a list of internal systems and it connects to each of

them and wipes the hard drives.”

Jaime Blasco, AlienVault

Sony Got Hacked

Hard: What We

Know and Don’t

Know So Far

KIM ZETTER Wired

December 2, 2014

Source: Sony Got Hacked Hard: What We Know and Don’t Know So Far, Kim Zetter, Wired Magazine, December 3, 2014

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Source: Hackers Threaten Sony Employees in New Email: ‘Your Family Will Be in Danger’, Dave McNary, MSN, December 5, 2014. Image: G. Hodan

Sony Hackers

Threaten 9/11 Attack

on Movie Theaters

BRENT LANG Variety December 5, 2014

“The world will be full of

fear, remember the 11th of

September 2001. We

recommend you to keep

yourself distant from the

places at that time.”

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THE EVOLUTION OF ATTACKS

Volume and Impact

Script Kiddies

BLASTER, SLAMMER Motive: Mischief

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THE EVOLUTION OF ATTACKS

2005-PRESENT Organized Crime RANSOMWARE, CLICK-FRAUD, IDENTITY THEFT Motive: Profit Script Kiddies BLASTER, SLAMMER Motive: Mischief 2003-2004

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THE EVOLUTION OF ATTACKS

2005-PRESENT Organized Crime RANSOMWARE, CLICK-FRAUD, IDENTITY THEFT Motive: Profit Script Kiddies BLASTER, SLAMMER Motive: Mischief 2012 - Beyond Nation States, Activists, Terror Groups BRAZEN, COMPLEX, PERSISTENT Motives: IP Theft, Damage, Disruption 2003-2004

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THE ANATOMY OF AN ATTACK

Healthy

Computer User Receives Email User Lured to Malicious Site Infected with Device Malware

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HelpDesk Logs

into Device Identity Stolen, Attacker Has Increased Privs

:)

Healthy

Computer User Receives Email User Lured to Malicious Site Infected with Device Malware

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User Lured to

Malicious Site Infected with Device Malware

HelpDesk Logs

into Device Identity Stolen, Attacker Has Increased Privs User Receives

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ADDRESSING THE THREATS REQUIRES A NEW APPROACH:

Security from the inside out – beyond bigger walls

RUIN THE ATTACKES

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Require

Data protection Identity protection

Threat resistance

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DEFENDING

AGAINST MODERN

SECURITY THREATS

SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT

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HARDWARE

ROOTED TRUST

SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT

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Device integrity Cryptographic processing Virtualization Biometric sensors

SECURED

HARDWARE

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ATTACK VECTORS AND SOLUTIONS

Malware gains admin level privilege, gains full access to system, and disables system defenses to evade detection

Processor based

virtualization isolates critical system

components and data and protects even in the event full system compromise

Malware tampers with hardware and corrupts Operating System

before it even starts UEFI Secure Boot prevents device

tampering and ensures OS starts with integrity

Attacker gains access to users Password/PIN and 2FA device

Using a biometric for authentication

increases the level of difficult for an attacker to the highest level Malware compromises

integrity related defenses and gains unauthorized access to sensitive information (e.g.: keys)

TPM processor

provides tamper proof integrity validation and prevents unauthorized access to sensitive information

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THE END OF

PASSWORDS,

TWO-FACTOR FOR

EVERYONE

HARDWARE

ROOTED TRUST

SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT

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WINDOWS 10

IDENTITY GOALS

Mainstream two-factor authentication Make credentials theft resistant and breach and phish proof

Deliver solution to both consumer and business users

Use credentials on familiar mobile devices for

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SHARED

SECRETS

shhh!

Easily mishandled or lost

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Internet username and password

User

THE SITES WE

USE ARE A

WEAK LINK

Bad Guy 1 Social .com Bank .com Network .com LOL .com Obscure .com 1 2

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User 1 3 5 Device IDP IDP IDP 2 4 Network Resource

THE USER

AND DEVICE

ARE THE

WEAK LINKS

Bad Guy

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PKI

SOLUTIONS

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1 Windows 8.1 User 2 IDP Active Directory 3 4 5 6 Network Resource

THE CA

IS UNDER

ATTACK

Bad Guy

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LIMITED USE

OF MFA

CREATES

WEAK LINKS

User UN/Password High-value assets

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ENTERPRISE

DEMANDS

Simplify

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MULTIFACTOR

WITH EXISTING

DEVICES

SIMPLIFYING DEPLOYMENT

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INTRODUCING MICROSOFT PASSPORT

DEVICE-BASED MULTI-FACTOR

UTILIZE FAMILIAR DEVICES SECURED BY HARDWARE USER CREDENTIAL

An asymmetrical key pair Provisioned via PKI or created

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IDP Active Directory Azure AD Google Facebook Microsoft Account 1 User 2 Windows10 3 Intranet Resource 4 4 Intranet Resource

A NEW

APPROACH

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PIN

Simplest implementation option No hardware dependencies User familiarity Windows Hello Higher security Ease of use Impossible to forget Fingerprint, Facial, Iris

ACCESSING CREDENTIALS

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A world beyond passwords with two factor authentication PIN or Biometric plus your device (PC or Phone)

Breach, theft, and phish proof identities

Single sign-on on-prem, on the web, across sites Sign-in to devices using Azure Active Directory

IDENTITY

FOR

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USER IDENTITY & AUTHENTICATION

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“PASS THE HASH”

ATTACKS

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TODAY’S

SECURITY

CHALLENGE

PASS THE HASH ATTACKS

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TODAY’S

SECURITY

CHALLENGE

PASS THE HASH ATTACKS

Pass the hash attacks have gone from hypothetical to very real threats

Enables an attacker to get user

access tokens using common tools like MimiKatz

Once obtained an attacker is often able to steal additional access tokens Enables an attacker to frequently

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SOLUTION

VSM uses Hyper-V powered secured execution environment to protect NTLM tokens – you can get things in but can’t get things out

Decouples NTLM hash from logon secret

Fully randomizes and manages full length NTLM hash to prevent brute force attack

Requires Windows 10 client and domain controller

PASS THE HASH ATTACKS

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THE END OF

PASSWORDS,

TWO-FACTOR FOR

EVERYONE

COMPLETING THE

STACK

DEMOCRATIZING

DATA LOSS

PREVENTION

SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT

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2HIPPA Secure Now, “A look at the cost of healthcare data breaches,” Art Gross, March 30, 2012

Have accidentally sent sensitive information to the wrong person1

58%

…of senior managers admit to

regularly uploading work files to a personal email or cloud account1

87%

Average per record cost of a data breach across all industries2

$240

PER RECORD

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DEVICE

PROTECTION

DATA

SEPARATION

LEAK

PROTECTION

SHARING

PROTECTION

DEVICE

PROTECTION

BitLocker enhancements in Windows 8.1 InstantGo 3rd party adoption

Protect system and data when device is lost or stolen Containment BYOD separation

DATA

SEPARATION

Prevent unauthorized apps from accessing data

LEAK

PROTECTION

Protect data when shared with others, or shared outside of organizational devices and control

SHARING

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The threat of lost or stolen devices

DATA-AT-REST

PROTECTION

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Risks of unencrypted devices go beyond exposed data

DATA-AT-REST

PROTECTION

User credentials can stolen and admin account passwords can be reset with offline tools

Decommissioned desktops and servers create risk

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DEVICE

ENCRYPTION

BitLocker

Devices can be encrypted out-of-box with BitLocker

Easiest deployment, leading security, reliability, and performance

Single sign-on for modern devices

and configurable Windows 7 hardware Enterprise grade management

(MBAM) and compliance (FIPS)

Increased global acceptance of TPM TPM pervasive on Windows

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DEVICE

PROTECTION

DATA

SEPARATION

LEAK

PROTECTION

SHARING

PROTECTION

DEVICE

PROTECTION

BitLocker enhancements in Windows 8.1 InstantGo 3rd party adoption

Protect system and data when device is lost or stolen

Containment

BYOD separation

DATA

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MARKET SOLUTIONS FOR

INFORMATION PROTECTION

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INTRODUCING

Enterprise Data

Protection

A DIFFERENT APPROACH

Corporate vs personal data identifiable wherever it rests on the device

Protects data at rest, and wherever it rests or may roam to

Seamless integration into the platform, No mode switching and use any app

Prevents unauthorized apps from accessing business data

IT has fully control of keys and data and can remote wipe data on demand

Common experience across all Windows 10 devices with cross platform support

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Annual Report Draft 1

Contoso Personal

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Annual Report Draft 1

Contoso Personal

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Marketing Plan

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Marketing Plan

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DEVICE

PROTECTION

DATA

SEPARATION

LEAK

PROTECTION

SHARING

PROTECTION

Containment BYOD separation

DATA

SEPARATION

Prevent unauthorized apps from accessing data

LEAK

PROTECTION

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2014 total return has increased significantly, outperforming both the S&P 500 and NASDAQ indices.

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DEVICE

PROTECTION

DATA

SEPARATION

LEAK

PROTECTION

SHARING

PROTECTION

Prevent unauthorized apps from accessing data

LEAK

PROTECTION

Protect data when shared with others, or shared outside of organizational devices and control

SHARING

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SHARING

PROTECTION

Rights Management Services

Adding persistent and non-removable protection to data

Support for all commonly used devices and systems – Windows, OSX, iOS, Android

Protect all file types, everywhere they go, cloud, email, BYOD, …

Can be automatically applied to mail, OneDrive Pro, etc.

Support for B2B and B2B via Azure AD Support for on premise and cloud based scenarios (e.g.: Office 365)

Seamless easy to provision and support for FIPS 140-2 regulation and compliance Significant improvements

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COMPLETING THE

STACK

DEMOCRATIZING

DATA LOSS

PREVENTION

ACTIVE THEAT

PROTECTION

SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT

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TODAYS

CHALLENGE

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Your future must depend on:

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TWO PATHS TO CHOOSE FROM

Device Guard

A new approach for Windows desktop Requires change in process for apps

Offers incredible protection

Traditional Approach

The way things have always been Requires additional software to manage

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DEVICE GUARD

Hardware Rooted App Control

Windows desktop can be locked down to only run trusted apps, just like many mobile OS’s (e.g.: Windows Phone)

Resistant to tampering by an administrator or malware

Requires Windows 8 certified or greater hardware

Untrusted apps and executables, such as malware, are unable to run

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DEVICE GUARD

Getting Apps into the Circle of Trust

Supports all apps including Universal and Desktop (Win32).

Trusted apps can be created by IHV, ISV, and Organizations using a

Microsoft provided signing service.

Signing service will be made available to OEM’s, IHV, ISV’s, and Enterprises. Apps must be specially signed using the Microsoft signing service. No additional modification is required.

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TWO PATHS TO CHOOSE FROM

Device Guard

Totally new capability in Windows Requires effort

Offers unprecedented protection

Traditional Approach

The way things have always been Requires additional software to manage

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Device Tampering Vulnerabilities Malware Phishing

TRADITIONAL

APPROACH

Type of threats to consider and mitigate

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DEVICE AND

PLATFORM

INTEGRITY

Ensuring Windows starts on a trustworthy device

UEFI help prevent firmware attacks and ensures Windows starts before any

malware

TPM enables local and remote verification of system integrity before system start

Windows Trusted Boot prevents malware from starting during boot process and can protects anti-virus solutions

Windows isolates system core and puts

sensitive processes into containers – offering protection even with kernel level breach

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APP SECURITY &

ONLINE SAFETY

Protects system and apps from the most common forms of malware

Windows vulnerability mitigations reduce or eliminate impact of exploits

Windows sandboxes Universal Apps, validates app integrity, and offers app control

Windows includes Windows Defender, an advanced antivirus and malware solution

WinRE integration helps remediate when the OS or other defenses are inoperable

Windows and IE SmartScreen blocks

malicious websites and apps before they get a chance to impact the device

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CONDITIONAL

ACCESS

Blocking unhealthy devices to protect resources and prevent proliferation

Windows Provable PC Health (PPCH)

provides remote attestation services, and can initiate remediation when necessary

Denying access to end points that are unable to “prove” that they’re healthy

Intune will provide conditional access based on PPCH health state “claims”

PPCH cloud service and health claims are

available for use by 3rd party network access, security, and management solutions.

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1

HEALTH IS

ASSUMED

Important resources

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1

PPCH

PROVIDES

HEALTH INTEL

TO MDMS

Important resources 2 3 5 4

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SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT RESISTANCE

ACTIVE THEAT

PROTECTION

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HARDWARE

ROOTED TRUST

TWO-FACTOR FOR

EVERYONE

DATA LOSS

PREVENTION

ACTIVE THEAT

PROTECTION

SECURED

DEVICES IDENTITIES SECURED

INFORMATION PROTECTION THREAT

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