Cloud mz cto_roundtable

CTO Roundtable

O’Reilly Definition - What is Web 2.0?

• Scalable services, not packaged software

• Harnessing collective intelligence through an

“architecture of participation”

• “Open Source” => users as co-developers

• Leveraging the long tail => customer self-

service

• Rich user experience => rich client

Web 2.0 - A Practical Definition

SocialNetworks

Skype

P2P Networks

Blogs

Wikis

SaaS

Mashups

Facebook

IMLinkedin

BitTorrent

Google

YouTube

The Emerging

Web

Salesforce

The Web 2.0 Security ProblemThe Web 2.0 Security Problem

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Web 2.0 Security Implications

• Consumerization of IT => UnregulatedCorporate IT

• Rich Client Side Scripting => Emerging Attack Vectors

• Web 2.0 plus Mobility => Loss ofPerimeter Control

Web 2.0 Security - “IT

Consumerization”

“[Consumer IT] is the most significant trend affecting information technology (IT) during the next 10 years…Consumer IT will affect every enterprise…Attempts by enterprises to deny this are doomed to failure”

David Mitchell Smith, Gartner Fellow

Gartner press release, October 2005

IT Consumerization -

Unregulated Applications

• Velocity of Application Deployment & Usage

– “Rogue IT” proliferation

• Use of Common Ports or Hopping Ports

Makes Policy Enforcement Difficult.

– Example: Skype

• Encrypted Traffic Obfuscates Attacks

– What are attackers doing in the encrypted

transport?

IT Consumerization - P2P

Liability Issue

• Data Theft with P2P File Sharing Tools like Limewire, Kazaa or BearShare.

• Increasing Corporate Compliance Issue around P2P File Sharing.

• FTC Issued Warning on P2P tools

IT Consumerization - Covert

Communications

• Unmonitored Covert Communication Channels– Web mail unmonitored by many security

organizations

– IM is informal communication channel

• Tools to Bypass Policy Enforcement– Meebo

– Anonymizers

Web 2.0 - Emerging Attack

Vectors• Web 2.0 is about rich clients

– AJAX programming

• AJAX Increases Attack Surface– Dynamic script execution leads to malicious script

injection

– Poisoning of Javascript serialization objects

– Cross domain requests lead to XSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery)

Emerging Attack Vectors

• New Channels for Launching Attacks– RSS Injection

– Social networks like MySpace, Facebook

• Example: Samy Worm– Circa October 2005

– AJAX script executed

– Added Samy to visitor’s friends list w/ message

Emerging Attack Vectors -

Phishing Revival

• Next Generation Phishing

– Ajax Enabled

• Next Generation Targets - Saas Applications?

– Salesforce

Web 2.0 Meets MobilityWeb 2.0 Meets Mobility

Web 2.0

Application

Model

Web 2.0

Application

Model

Ubiquitous

Mobile Access

Ubiquitous

Mobile Access

++

Loss of Perimeter

Control

Loss of Perimeter

Control

The Traditional EnterpriseThe Traditional Enterprise

Internet

Remote Access

Network

Segment 1

Mail Server

Customer Database

Network

Segment…

Network

Segment N

Intranet

Firewall

Corporate Web Server

Finance/HR Servers

Attacker

DMZ

Corporate End Users

The Emerging Enterprise TodayThe Emerging Enterprise Today

Internet

Ubiquitous Access

Network

Segment 1

Untrusted Web 2.0

SalesForce.com

Network

Segment…

Network

Segment N

Intranet

Firewall

Corporate Web Server

Finance/HR ServersDMZ

Collaboration

Server

Corporate End-Users

Trojans

Bots

SpywareAnonymizers

The Dissolving Enterprise Perimeter

- Security Implications

The Dissolving Enterprise Perimeter

- Security Implications

Internet

Remote Corporate

End Users

Untrusted

Web 2.0

SalesForce.com

Corporate

Network

Firewall

DMZ

Data Theft

Productivity Loss

Drive by Downloads

Unauthorized P2P Tools

Bandwidth Stealing

Non-compliant Comm.

Client Scripting Attacks

Benign Misuse

COMPLIANCECOMPLIANCE

EMERGING ATTACKSEMERGING ATTACKS

DATA LEAKAGEDATA LEAKAGE

INEFFICIENCIESINEFFICIENCIES

Different OptionsDifferent Options

• Custom Security Architecture

– Remote web traffic rerouted back into Enterprise

– Specialized web gateway combined with standard

FW, IPS, AV

• De-perimeterize by Design

– Jericho Forum

– Protect end points, not the network

• Custom Security Architecture

– Remote web traffic rerouted back into Enterprise

– Specialized web gateway combined with standard

FW, IPS, AV

• De-perimeterize by Design

– Jericho Forum

– Protect end points, not the network

CloudMZ - Securing the Emerging

Enterprise

CloudMZ - Securing the Emerging

Enterprise

Internet

Ubiquitous Access

Network

Segment 1

Web 2.0

SalesForce.com

Network

Segment…

Network

Segment N

Intranet

Corporate Web Server

Finance/HR Servers

Mail Server

CloudMZ

Corporate Access

-Enforce web 2.0 usage policy

-Discover hidden usage patterns

-Secure SaaS mobility backdoor

SummarySummary

• Perimeter Security is on the Brink of a

Disruptive Shift

• Pure Play Security SaaS is the New Emerging

Architecture

• Seeking Beta Customers…secure your

emerging web experience

• Perimeter Security is on the Brink of a

Disruptive Shift

• Pure Play Security SaaS is the New Emerging

Architecture

• Seeking Beta Customers…secure your

emerging web experience