security automation in virtual and cloud environments v2

SECURITY AUTOMATION IN VIRTUAL AND CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS

Richard ParkSenior Product [email protected]@richardpark31

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About Me

Virtualization

Cloud

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In Virtual & Cloud Environments

Security Automation

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The ‘fortress mentality’ is outdated – and is no longer realistic or practical… Automation will quickly become a ‘must-have’ component in the overall security strategy of every IT organization. There is simply no other way to detect threats swiftly enough, let alone to contain the damage and recover from it.

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”- Accenture Technology Vision 2011

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Presentation Outline

Virtualization Security Challenges

vShield Vision and Overview

Achieving the Security Automation VIsion

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Security IntegrationUse Cases

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Server Ops

Security

Networking

Dealing With Enterprise Silos

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Today’s security is often static...

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But we don’t live in a static world!

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New PCI Virtualization Guidelines

www.sourcefire.com/pcivirt

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The Niche Apps(LOB apps, Tier 2 DB,

etc.)

The Easy Apps(infrastructure, file, print)

Exchange

SQL

Oracle

SharePoint

Custom Java Apps

30% penetration

>60% penetration

SAP

Inflection Point for Virtualization

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vShield Vision for Security

Security products work together to adjust to changes in the environment.

vShield is security middlewarebetween disparate devices.

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vShield as security middleware is a realistic vision for virtual environments

vShield Is NOT A Silver Bullet

vShield≠

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“Code is law.”Lawrence Lessig

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vShield Overview

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Our Focus Today

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VMware vSphere

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XvShield App/Edge

FW rule changes

Policy Violations

3rd Party Vendor

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Example of REST API GET command

GET https://10.1.1.1/api/2.0/app/firewall/datacenter01/config ---->

<-----------------------------vShield XML Ruleset

(username, password)

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REST API POST Command

POST https://10.1.1.1/api/2.0/app/firewall/datacenter01/config ---->

<------------------------------------Ruleset Acknowledgement

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https://10.1.1.1/api/1.0/network/network-244/snat/rules

https://10.1.1.1/api/1.0/network/network-244/loadbalancer/action/start

https://10.1.1.1/api/1.0/zones/syslogServers

Examples of vShield REST Commands

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vShield and Private Cloud Provisioning

User-Initiated Automated Automated Automated

User requests virtual infrastructure via Web portal Third party security

products use vShield & vCenter APIs to update security configuration

vCenter, vCloud APIs are used to provision VM(s)

Request Provision Secure Maintain Security

vShield APIs are used to provision VM firewall rulesets

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Step 1: User requests a VM from a Web portal

Use Case: Virtual Server Deployment

Virtual Server Portal

Your Contact Information

Region

Your Org Information, Cost

Code, etc.

Server Type

Lease timeframe

More…

VM Configuration

CPU

Memory

Disk Storage

2 CPU

2 GB

40 GB

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Use Case: Virtual Server DeploymentStep 2: vCloud Director provisions the VM

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Step 3: Apply security group and firewall ruleset


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Step 4: Third party products update configuration


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Third Party Security Vendor

vShield API

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Step 4 (optional): VM Quarantine can be used


Third Party Security Vendor

vShield API

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vShield and Multitenant Clouds

Provision Cloud

Step 1

Weeks? Months?minutes

Secure Cloud

Step 2

Maintain Security

Step 3

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vShield and Multitenant Clouds

Provision Cloud

Step 1

Secure Cloud

Step 2

Maintain Security

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Update firewall configuration as required

Tenant requests a datacentervCloud Director provisions a resource pool and a port group

vShield Edge is deployed on port group with appropriate firewall, NAT, and load balancing configuration

IT-Initiated Automated Automated

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Use Case: Public Cloud Deployment

VMware vSphere + vCenter

Port Group

CPU Memory Network Storage

Resource Pool

Step 1: Tenant requests datacenter

Resource pool and port group are provisioned

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Use Case: Public Cloud DeploymentStep 2: vShield Edge is deployed


Virtual Datacenter

Physical Datacenter

SHARED SERVICES

Tenant A

NAT NAT

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Virtual Datacenter

Tenant A

Use Case: Public Cloud Deployment

Step 3: Update firewall configuration as required


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Change control exists for a reason!

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Virtual Environments are Dynamic

Source: Christofer Hoff, Virtualization & the End of Network Security

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Operation Shady RAT

There are only two types of Fortune 2000 companies – those that know they’ve been compromised, and those that don’t know.

“”- Dmitri Alperovitch, McAfee Threat Research

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In the past, IT has architected everything around the idea of ‘100 percent security’… there is no such thing as watertight IT security. This fortress mentality must now give way to a realistic and practical approach… the speed and frequency of attacks dictate that human responses must make way for automated capabilities.

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”- Accenture Technology Vision 2011

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Never send a man to do a machine’s job.“ ”Agent Smith

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Applications are like fish and data is like wine. Only one gets better with age.”“James Governor, RedMonk

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vCenter Integration Becomes Crucial

VM and Host InventoryMigration & Snapshot HistoryVM Online/Offline Status

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Security APIs Become Important

IDS/IPS

Fire

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Ant

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Asse

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Full Packet Capture

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API Data Exchange

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So How Do I Get Started?So how do I get started with security automation?

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Implement Security in Virtual Environments

Bridge the Enterprise Silos

Consider Open Source Vendor Integrations

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Require vShield Integration and APIs

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VMware vSphere

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Security Must be Dynamic and Automated

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vShield Has a Vision for Dynamic Security

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Vendors Must Evolve With Better Automation and Integration