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
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
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
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
Reversing the executable
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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)
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
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
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 informationsecurity, 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
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
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
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
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 AAANetwork 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