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Copyright © 2014 World Wide Technology, Inc. All rights reserved.

Foundational Security Architecture

& Unknown Threat Detection

Combined for Optimal Defense

Kent

 

Noyes

Gene

 

Geddess

Principal

 

Architect

Chief

 

Scientist

(2)
(3)

Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report

2015:

 

70

 

orgs,

 

79790

 

incidents,

 

2122

 

breaches

2014:

 

50

 

orgs,

 

63000

 

incidents,

 

1367

 

breaches

Phishing:

 

23%

 

of

 

recipients

 

open,

 

11%

 

click

 

on

 

attachments

99.9%

 

of

 

exploited

 

vulnerabilities

  

compromised

 

year+

 

after

 

CVE

75%

 

of

 

attacks

 

spread

 

from

 

victim

 

0

 

to

 

victim

 

1

 

within

 

24

 

hours

70

90%

 

of

 

malware

 

samples

 

UNIQUE

 

TO

 

AN

 

ORGANIZATION

“…attackers

 

have

 

finally

 

learned

 

a

 

thing

 

or

 

two

 

from

 

the

 

bounty

 

of

 

their

 

enterprise

 

breaches

 

and

 

may

 

even

 

have

 

adopted

 

a

 

Lean

 

Six

 

(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)

WWT Security Practice

SECURITY

 

PROGRAMS

ADVISORY

 

SERVICES

Governance

 

Management

Risk

 

Management

Compliance

 

Management

ASSESSMENTS

Risk

 

Assessments

Vulnerability

 

Assessments

Readiness

 

Assessments

Architecture

 

Assessments

Penetration

 

Testing

AWARENESS

Training

 

and

 

Awareness

SECURITY

 

OPERATIONS

SECURITY

 

TECHNOLOGIES

Security

 

Architectures

Advanced

 

Analytics

Network

 

and

 

Data

 

Center

Mobile

 

and

 

Collab

 

Security

MALWARE

Analysis

 

Reverse

 

Engineering

LAB

 

SERVICES

Technology

 

Evaluations

Proofs

 

of

 

Concepts

ACTION

 

PLAN

1.

Analysis

 ‐

Workshop,

 

Assessment

2.

Selection

 ‐

Product

 

Overviews,

 

ATC

 

POCs,

 

Demonstrations

3.

Implementation

4.

Transition

(9)

njRAT

Intuitive,

 

easy

to

use

 

GUI

 

to

 

run

 

by

 

the

 

attacker

Primary

 

functions:

Generate

 

the

 

RAT

Command

 

and

 

control

Upload

 

plug

in

 

modules

Update

 

an

 

installed

 

RAT

(10)
(11)

Reversing the executable

(12)

Flexible

 

security

 

model

 

for

 

the

 

enterprise

 

demonstrating

 

security

 

best

 

practices

 

including:

Security

 

Architecture

 

Design

Central

 

Visibility

Correlation/Analytics

Governance,

 

Risk,

 

and

 

Compliance

 

Processes

 

and

 

Tools

Use

 

of

 

multiple

 

data

 

types

Big

 

Data

 

Integration

Multi

vendor

 

integrated

 

security

 

solutions

(13)

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

100%

Valid

 

credentials

 

used

209

Median

 

#

 

of

 

days

 

before

 

detection

40

Average

 

#

 

of

 

systems

 

accessed

67%

Victims

 

notified

 

by

 

external

 

entity

ADVANCED

 

THREATS

 

ARE

 

HARD

 

TO

 

DETECT

Scattered

 

Approach

Limited

 

Visibility

Inefficient

Error

 

Prone

No

 

business

 

context

Limited

 

Historical

 

Data

Limited

 

Data

 

Types

Signature

 

Dependence

(14)

LEVEL

 

2

LEVEL

 

1

LEVEL

 

3

LEVEL

 

4

LEVEL

 

5

SE

CURITY

 

CAP

A

BILITIE

S

ARCHITECTURAL

 

MATURITY

Distributed

 

Point

 

Sensors

Manual

 

Analytic

 

Processes

No

 

Correlation

 

or

 

Analytics

Correlation

 

between

 

Sensors

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Known

 

Signature

based

 

Threats

Relevance

 

to

 

the

 

Business/Mission

 

Owners

Priority

based

 

Analysis

 

and

 

Mitigation

Anomaly

 

Detection

 

Capabilities

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Unknown

 

Threats

Correlation

 

of

 

Anomalies

 

to

 

Enterprise

 

Context

Real

 

time

 

identification

 

of

 

known

 

threats

 

and

 

unknown

 

anomalies

Full

 

enterprise

 

context

 

and

 

prioritization

CORRELATION

DISTRIBUTED

ENTERPRISE

 

CONTEXT

ADVANCED

 

ANALYTICS

REAL

 

TIME

 

ANALYTICS

Application

 

of

 

CMMI

 

maturity

 

models

 

to

 

Information

 

Security

(15)

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

NETWORK

 

CORE

E‐Mail Security DLP Secure Remote Access Packet Capture Enterprise Services (AD, Exchange, etc)

Netflow Netflow End User Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Data Encryption Patch Mgmt End Users Web  Security NGFW NGIPS Secure DNS Segmentation Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Patch Mgmt Data Encryption TrustSec/MacSEC Data Protection WIPS/WIDS Data Encryption MDM DMVPN ZBFW VRFs Segmentation Policy Optimization SDN Vulnerability  Scanner ADC SSL Offload SSL Decrypt WAF Packet Capture Packet Capture Packet Capture ADC

(16)

‰

Malware

 

Defense

‰

Boundary

 

Defense

‰

Wireless

 

Access

 

Control

‰

Application

 

Software

 

Security

‰

Inventory

 

&

 

Authorization

 

of

 

Devices

‰

Inventory

 

&

 

Authorization

 

of

 

Software

‰

Secure

 

Config of

 

Mobile

 

Devices,

 

Laptops,

 

Workstations,

 

Servers

‰

Secure

 

configurations

 

for

 

network

 

devices

‰

Continuous

 

Vulnerability

 

Assessment

 

&

 

Remediation

‰

Limitation

 

&

 

Control

 

of

 

Network

 

Ports,

 

Protocols,

 

and

 

Services

‰

Controlled

 

Use

 

of

 

Administrative

 

Privileges

‰

Controlled

 

Access

 

Based

 

on

 

Need

 

to

 

Know

‰

Account

 

Monitoring

 

and

 

Control

‰

Secure

 

Network

 

Engineering

‰

Data

 

Protection

(17)

LEVEL

 

2

LEVEL

 

1

LEVEL

 

3

LEVEL

 

4

LEVEL

 

5

SE

CURITY

 

CAP

A

BILITIE

S

ARCHITECTURAL

 

MATURITY

Distributed

 

Point

 

Sensors

Manual

 

Analytic

 

Processes

No

 

Correlation

 

or

 

Analytics

Correlation

 

between

 

Sensors

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Known

 

Signature

based

 

Threats

Relevance

 

to

 

the

 

Business/Mission

 

Owners

Priority

based

 

Analysis

 

and

 

Mitigation

Anomaly

 

Detection

 

Capabilities

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Unknown

 

Threats

Correlation

 

of

 

Anomalies

 

to

 

Enterprise

 

Context

Real

 

time

 

identification

 

of

 

known

 

threats

 

and

 

unknown

 

anomalies

Full

 

enterprise

 

context

 

and

 

prioritization

CORRELATION

DISTRIBUTED

ENTERPRISE

 

CONTEXT

ADVANCED

 

ANALYTICS

REAL

 

TIME

 

ANALYTICS

Application

 

of

 

CMMI

 

maturity

 

models

 

to

 

Information

 

Security

Maturing Security Architectures

(18)

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

NETWORK

 

CORE

E‐Mail Security DLP Secure Remote Access Packet Capture Enterprise Services (AD, Exchange, etc)

Netflow Netflow End User Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Data Encryption Patch Mgmt End Users Web  Security NGFW NGIPS Secure DNS Segmentation Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Patch Mgmt Data Encryption TrustSec/MacSEC Data Protection WIPS/WIDS Data Encryption MDM DMVPN ZBFW VRFs Segmentation Policy Optimization SDN Vulnerability  Scanner ADC SSL Offload SSL Decrypt WAF Packet Capture Packet Capture Packet Capture ADC

SECURITY

 

ANALYTICS

 

&

 

OPERATIONS

1.

  

Sensors

(19)

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

NETWORK

 

CORE

E‐Mail Security DLP Secure Remote Access Packet Capture Enterprise Services (AD, Exchange, etc)

Netflow Netflow End User Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Data Encryption Patch Mgmt End Users Web  Security NGFW NGIPS Secure DNS Segmentation Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Patch Mgmt Data Encryption TrustSec/MacSEC Data Protection WIPS/WIDS Data Encryption MDM DMVPN ZBFW VRFs Segmentation Policy Optimization SDN Vulnerability  Scanner ADC SSL Offload SSL Decrypt WAF Packet Capture Packet Capture Packet Capture ADC

1.

  

Sensors

2.

  

Analytics

 

&

 

Operations

SECURITY

 

ANALYTICS

 

&

 

OPERATIONS

RSA

Security

Analytics

Splunk

HP

(20)

LEVEL

 

2

LEVEL

 

1

LEVEL

 

3

LEVEL

 

4

LEVEL

 

5

SE

CURITY

 

CAP

A

BILITIE

S

ARCHITECTURAL

 

MATURITY

Distributed

 

Point

 

Sensors

Manual

 

Analytic

 

Processes

No

 

Correlation

 

or

 

Analytics

Correlation

 

between

 

Sensors

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Known

 

Signature

based

 

Threats

Relevance

 

to

 

the

 

Business/Mission

 

Owners

Priority

based

 

Analysis

 

and

 

Mitigation

Anomaly

 

Detection

 

Capabilities

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Unknown

 

Threats

Correlation

 

of

 

Anomalies

 

to

 

Enterprise

 

Context

Real

 

time

 

identification

 

of

 

known

 

threats

 

and

 

unknown

 

anomalies

Full

 

enterprise

 

context

 

and

 

prioritization

CORRELATION

DISTRIBUTED

ENTERPRISE

 

CONTEXT

ADVANCED

 

ANALYTICS

REAL

 

TIME

 

ANALYTICS

Application

 

of

 

CMMI

 

maturity

 

models

 

to

 

Information

 

Security

(21)

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

NETWORK

 

CORE

E‐Mail Security DLP Secure Remote Access Packet Capture Enterprise Services (AD, Exchange, etc)

Netflow Netflow End User Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Data Encryption Patch Mgmt End Users Web  Security NGFW NGIPS Secure DNS Segmentation Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Patch Mgmt Data Encryption TrustSec/MacSEC Data Protection WIPS/WIDS Data Encryption MDM DMVPN ZBFW VRFs Segmentation Policy Optimization SDN Vulnerability  Scanner ADC SSL Offload SSL Decrypt WAF Packet Capture Packet Capture Packet Capture ADC

SECURITY

 

ANALYTICS

 

&

 

OPERATIONS

RSA SA

Splunk

HP

 

ArcSight

RSA

Archer

(GRC)

(22)

LEVEL

 

2

LEVEL

 

1

LEVEL

 

3

LEVEL

 

4

LEVEL

 

5

SE

CURITY

 

CAP

A

BILITIE

S

ARCHITECTURAL

 

MATURITY

Distributed

 

Point

 

Sensors

Manual

 

Analytic

 

Processes

No

 

Correlation

 

or

 

Analytics

Correlation

 

between

 

Sensors

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Known

 

Signature

based

 

Threats

Relevance

 

to

 

the

 

Business/Mission

 

Owners

Priority

based

 

Analysis

 

and

 

Mitigation

Anomaly

 

Detection

 

Capabilities

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Unknown

 

Threats

Correlation

 

of

 

Anomalies

 

to

 

Enterprise

 

Context

Real

 

time

 

identification

 

of

 

known

 

threats

 

and

 

unknown

 

anomalies

Full

 

enterprise

 

context

 

and

 

prioritization

CORRELATION

DISTRIBUTED

ENTERPRISE

 

CONTEXT

ADVANCED

 

ANALYTICS

REAL

 

TIME

 

ANALYTICS

Application

 

of

 

CMMI

 

maturity

 

models

 

to

 

Information

 

Security

Maturing Security Architectures

(23)

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

NETWORK

 

CORE

E‐Mail Security DLP Secure Remote Access Packet Capture Enterprise Services (AD, Exchange, etc)

Netflow Netflow End User Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Data Encryption Patch Mgmt End Users Web  Security NGFW NGIPS Secure DNS Segmentation Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Patch Mgmt Data Encryption TrustSec/MacSEC Data Protection WIPS/WIDS Data Encryption MDM DMVPN ZBFW VRFs Segmentation Policy Optimization SDN Vulnerability  Scanner ADC SSL Offload SSL Decrypt WAF Packet Capture Packet Capture Packet Capture ADC

SECURITY

 

ANALYTICS

 

&

 

OPERATIONS

ATC

 

(24)

WWT Big Data Leadership Team

20 years of management 

consulting and 

entrepreneurial experience. 

Expertise in financial services, 

insurance and telecom. Prior 

consulting experience with 

Opera Solutions and A. T. 

Kearney. 

Ph.D. in Physics from Oxford 

University.

James

 

Bigger

Principal

 

Consultant

15 years in management 

consulting, analytics and 

software experience. 

Expertise in healthcare and 

insurance. Prior experience 

with Opera Solutions, 

Mitchell Madison Group and 

Broadlane.

Ph.D. in Physics from Stanford 

University.

Brian

 

Vaughan

Principal

 

Consultant

20 years in management 

consulting and executive 

leadership.  Expertise in retail, 

marketing, hospitality & 

financial services. Prior 

consulting experience with 

Opera Solutions and The 

Boston Consulting Group. BA from Princeton University, 

MBA from the University of 

Virginia

Chris

 

Ward

Principal

 

Consultant

Over 20 years of experience 

in a range of IT and security 

disciplines. Responsible for 

deploying large, secure, 

Hadoop‐based platforms for 

the U. S. Government. 10 

year of international 

experience implementing 

networking and virtual data 

center environments Undergraduate degree from 

AIU.

Matt

 

DuBell

Principal

 

Systems

 

Engineer

Over 7 Years of experience in 

management and analytics 

consulting.  Led engagements 

in telecom at Opera Solutions.  

Previous experience 

performing predictive analytics 

for NASA and USAF at The 

Aerospace Corporation. Ph.D. in Mechanical 

Engineering from Pennsylvania 

State University.

Yoni

 

Malchi

Engagement

 

Manager

.

18 years of analytics and 

software development 

experience. Expertise in 

financial services, healthcare, 

insurance, retail and marketing 

science. Prior analytics 

development experience at 

Opera Solutions, FICO and J.D. 

Power and Associates. Ph.D. in Physics from Stanford 

University. .

Jason

 

Lu

Chief

 

Scientist

Over 7 Years of management 

consulting and entrepreneurial 

experience. Expertize in 

financial services, travel, and 

retail sectors across US and 

Europe. Led Big Data strategy 

and analytical engagements at 

Opera Solutions.

MSci in Astrophysics from the 

University of Cambridge.

Jamie

 

Milne

Engagement

 

Manager

Over 8 years of experience in 

analytics consulting and 

delivery management.  Ran 

engagements in wealth 

management, corporate 

security, marketing, education 

and transportation at Opera 

Solutions and IBM Global 

Business Services. BS in Mathematics from  Georgetown University.

Chris

 

Infanti

Engagement

 

Manager

29+ years in information 

security, 20+ years at NSA, 

data modeling, malware 

analysis, network attack. Development of next‐

generation cyber systems; 

real‐time systems, situational 

awareness tools, and 

command and control 

capabilities.  Holds two 

Masters in Advanced 

Mathematics & Analytics.

Gene

 

Geddes

Chief

Scientist

25 years of government 

service at the National 

Security Agency. At the NSA 

Mike led the design and 

development of next‐

generation cyber systems; 

real‐time systems, situational 

awareness tools, and 

command and control 

capabilities. M.S. in Computer 

Science from Johns Hopkins. 

B.S. in Mathematics 

Mike

 

McGlynn

VP

 

Security

 

(25)

SIEM

Security Information Event Management

Big Data

Structured

 

Data

Unstructured/Semi

structured

Storage

 

Measured

 

in

 

GB

(Days/Weeks)

Storage

 

Measured

 

in

 

PB

 

and

 

EB

(Months/Years)

Owned

 

By

 

Individual

 

Team

Potential

 

Shared Resource

Security Data Perfect Fit for Big Data Æ

Volume, Velocity, Variety

(26)

LEVEL

 

2

LEVEL

 

1

LEVEL

 

3

LEVEL

 

4

LEVEL

 

5

SE

CURITY

 

CAP

A

BILITIE

S

ARCHITECTURAL

 

MATURITY

Distributed

 

Point

 

Sensors

Manual

 

Analytic

 

Processes

No

 

Correlation

 

or

 

Analytics

Correlation

 

between

 

Sensors

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Known

 

Signature

based

 

Threats

Relevance

 

to

 

the

 

Business/Mission

 

Owners

Priority

based

 

Analysis

 

and

 

Mitigation

Anomaly

 

Detection

 

Capabilities

Ability

 

to

 

Identify

 

Unknown

 

Threats

Correlation

 

of

 

Anomalies

 

to

 

Enterprise

 

Context

Real

 

time

 

identification

 

of

 

known

 

threats

 

and

 

unknown

 

anomalies

Full

 

enterprise

 

context

 

and

 

prioritization

CORRELATION

DISTRIBUTED

ENTERPRISE

 

CONTEXT

ADVANCED

 

ANALYTICS

REAL

 

TIME

 

ANALYTICS

Application

 

of

 

CMMI

 

maturity

 

models

 

to

 

Information

 

Security

(27)

CARA Advanced Analytics

Known threat and anomaly detection

|

Real time, near real time, historical

Security

 

Sensor

 

1

Security

 

Sensor

 

2

Message

 

Broker

Scalable Parser

(Storm)

(Real Time)

In Memory DB

(Cassandra)

(Near Real Time)

Big Data

(Historical)

SIEM

(Near Real-Time/ Historical)

GRC

Analytics (Using Threat Intel & Anomaly Detection)

API

(28)

CYBERSECURITY

 

ANALYTICS

REFERENCE

 

ARCHITECTURE

INTERNET

CAMPUS

DATA

 

CENTER

REMOTE

 

SITES

DMZ

INTERNET

 

EDGE

NETWORK

 

CORE

E‐Mail Security DLP Secure Remote Access Packet Capture Enterprise Services (AD, Exchange, etc)

Netflow Netflow End User Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Data Encryption Patch Mgmt End Users Web  Security NGFW NGIPS Secure DNS Segmentation Anti‐Virus Malware Protection Patch Mgmt Data Encryption TrustSec/MacSEC Data Protection WIPS/WIDS Data Encryption MDM DMVPN ZBFW VRFs Segmentation Policy Optimization SDN SIEM

Ops & Incident Response

Identity Services

CYBERSECURITY

 

ANALYTICS

 

&

 

OPERATIONS

Real Time Analytics

Netflow Analysis Data Encryption Packet Analysis

Threat

 

Intel

Vuln Scanners Vulnerability  Scanner Policy Mgmt AAA

Network Access Control

GRC Mobility Services ADC SSL Offload SSL Decrypt WAF Inventory Discovery Packet Capture Packet Capture Packet Capture ADC App Whitelisting Network Config Mgmt

(29)

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