![Can we catch up?
“[Google's] ability to build, organize, and operate
a huge network of servers and fiber-optic cables
with an efficiency and speed that rocks physics
on its heels.
This is what makes Google Google: its physical
network, its thousands of fiber miles, and those
many thousands of servers that, in aggregate,
add up to the mother of all clouds.”
- Wired
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![Can we catch up?
“[Google's] ability to build, organize, and operate
a huge network of servers and fiber-optic cables
with an efficiency and speed that rocks physics
on its heels.
This is what makes Google Google: its physical
network, its thousands of fiber miles, and those
many thousands of servers that, in aggregate,
add up to the mother of all clouds.”
- Wired
31](https://crownmelresort.com/image.slidesharecdn.com/theendofthefortress-161105182724/75/The-End-of-the-Fortress-The-new-Approach-to-Cybersecurity-34-2048.jpg)
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The End of the Fortress: The new Approach to Cybersecurity
The document discusses a new approach to cybersecurity, emphasizing the inadequacy of traditional perimeter-based security in a digital world where everything is interconnected. It introduces the zero-trust network model, where all users and devices are considered untrusted, necessitating secure access and analytics for data protection. The document highlights the importance of adopting cloud architectures and security strategies tailored to the realities of digitization, IoT, and the evolving threat landscape.
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The End of the Fortress: The new Approach to Cybersecurity
- 1. The Fortress hasfallen: the new approach to Cybersecurity Marc Nader @mourcous Date | November-2016
- 2. 2 Leaders in Information& Communication Technology Leaders in Virtualization & Cloud Computing Leaders in IT Outsourcing & Cloud Solutions
- 3. The fortress approach Breakingthrough the walls: Digitization, IoT & Cloud The Zero-Trust network Redefining the rules of the game The new approach & the promise of the cloud Agenda 3
- 4. The Industrialisation ofhacking 4
- 5. The Players 5 Nation StatesHacktivists Cybercriminals
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- 10. Sophisticated Perimeter 10 Firewall IPSSandbox Access Restrictions Network Attacks Malware Web Application Firewall
- 11. We built astrong fortress 11 The perimeter was the last thing that connected us to the internet.
- 12. Digitization, IOT &Cloud
- 13. Your people areworking from different places
- 14. Your people areworking from many devices
- 15. 15 In a digitalworld, everything is connected
- 16. 16 The perimeter isbroken by every digital service.
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- 18. You are assecure as your weakest link 18
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- 21. Infections of Stuxnet,Duqu, Flame & Ghost 21
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- 26. The zero TrustNetwork • Secure the data and not the perimeter • Everybody is untrusted • All resources are accessed securely • Design the network from the inside out • Security Analytics 23
- 27. Redefining the rulesof the game
- 28. The new SecurityFramework 25 Authentication: endpoints should be fingerprinted. Authorization: establishing the cross platform trust relationships. Network Enforced Policy: all elements that route and transport endpoint traffic securely over the infrastructure. Analytics: Data, generated by the IoT devices, is only valuable if the right analytics algorithms or other security intelligence processes are defined to identify the threat. Ref.:Cisco
- 29. BeyondCorp Unprivileged Network ina private space with limited network services Authenticating endpoints Access-proxies Access-control Security Analytics Ref.:Google 26
- 30. Software-Defined Perimeter Micro-segmentation, wrappingof the critical data 27
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- 32. The new approach& The promise of the cloud
- 33. Who is morefocused on security? 30 You?
- 34. Can we catchup? “[Google's] ability to build, organize, and operate a huge network of servers and fiber-optic cables with an efficiency and speed that rocks physics on its heels. This is what makes Google Google: its physical network, its thousands of fiber miles, and those many thousands of servers that, in aggregate, add up to the mother of all clouds.” - Wired 31
- 35. Data replication acrossclouds 32 Data Center Data Center Data Center Data Center
- 36. Why is securityso tough? 33 Data Problem: Users want to access their data anytime, from anywhere of corporate data resides unprotected on PC desktops and laptops 60% laptop computers will be stolen within 12 months of purchase 1-out-of-10 of USB thumb drive owners report losing them, over 60% with private corporate data on them 66%
- 37. Takeways 34 Protect UsersProtect Information Protectthe Company • Digitization has broken down the perimeter • No one can be trusted • Zero trust architecture moves the security efforts to each transaction • Cloud architectures are the most ready to deliver on this promise
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- 39. Zero-trust 35 Amazon, 107B$ Alibaba,83B$ 100% of their users reside in untrusted zones
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