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Information Risk Management

”Prepare, Partner, Evolve”

EMC Conference 10 February 2016 Dennis van Ham

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KEY SECURITY TRENDS

Rapid technology change

1 Digital transformation dramatically expands threat landscape Technology increasingly becomes an integral part of even the most mundane everyday activities, resulting in an expanded and more complex threat landscape.

Governments intervene

2 Governments become increasingly interventionist

Governments adopt a more intrusive approach to organisations, which is often justified as combating organised crime or deterring anti-competitive practices.

Beyond protection

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Ability to protect is progressively compromised

Established methods of information risk management are eroded or compromised by internal or external non-malicious actors.

Source: ISF Threat Horizon 2018 January 2016

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INFORMATION RISK MANAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS

Protection &

Defense

Response

Human factor is weakest link,

unless…

Cooperation is required

ISAC, Sector, Government, (IT-) partners

How to react if you are hacked (and

you will)…

Shift from prevent to

detect &

respond Protect your

“crown jewels”

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Beyond protection

INFORMATION RISK MANAGEMENT BEYOND PROTECTION

Protect &

Defend

Technical Controls

Behavioural Controls

Respond

Immediate Incident Response

Investigations

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DIGITAL FORENSIC READINESS (DFR)

…the state in which you are properly prepared to handle upcoming digital incidents.”

DFR

PREPARE

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WHY

IMPACT MITIGATION & FUTURE PREVENTION

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REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

EU: GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION

THE USA SEC: MATERIAL DATA BREACHES DISCLOSURE

DFR?

INCREASED SITUATIONAL AWARENESS WITHIN A COMPANY

LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE PAST INCIDENT EXPERIENCES

VOLUNTARILY SHARING INCIDENT INFORMATION ACROSS INDUSTRIES

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WHY

COST EFFICIENCY

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REPUTATION

RESTORE THE CONFIDENCE & TRUST OF KEY STAKEHOLDERS

DFR?

TIMELY VS. SPEEDY INCIDENT RESPONSE

SKILLED TEAMS FOR ANALYSIS, RESPONSE & RECOVERY

SUSTAINABILITY

INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEMS & SCADA INCIDENTS

SUSTAINABLE SECURITY PRACTICES

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STEP 1

PREPARE

Strategic

Operational Tactical Roles

Skills

Locations

Comms Analysis

Logs

Playbooks

Sources Approach

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PLAYBOOK

RECIPE FOR A SUCCESSFUL RESPONSE

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STEP 2 PARTNER

Digital Forensic Readiness combines:

- Business Continuity Management

- Incident Response - Forensics

- Public Relations - Legal

YOU CANNOT DO ALL BY YOURSELF!

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STEP 2

KPN AS BUSINESS CONTINUITY PARTNER

Direct and scalable capacity

Multi platform support

Bundeling with co location, hosting,

CloudNL...

BCM as-a-service

Dutch laws and regulations

Storage in Dutch datacenters Nr. 1 in Nederland

with 35 years of experience

Extension with KPN security portfolio

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STEP 2

FIND THE RIGHT PARTNERS FOR YOUR ECOSYSTEM

Cyber security advisory

Training

Runbooks

Hardware

Tooling

Technology

BC/DR templates supportive tooling

Managed Back Up

& DR Services

Synergy

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STEP 3 EVOLVE

Discuss &

rehearse with peers and partners

Adjust forensic readiness based on the lessons learned

Discuss &

rehearse internally

Evaluate feedback Keep track

of all past incidents

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AND IF IT HAPPENS...

Whatever comes your way, there will be no nasty surprises.

Costs and damage from the

incident are kept to a minimum.

You will remain in control.

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QUESTIONS

Looking forward to meeting you at our booth

Dennis van Ham Tel: +31 6 8364 6787 [email protected]

Thijs Timmerman Tel: +31 6 1188 5032 [email protected]

Jeroen de Wit +31 6 4674 8684 [email protected]

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