Top 10 Database Threats

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Why do databases have the highest rate of breaches among all business assets? The answer is simple: they house the sensitive business data that malicious insiders and hackers want most. The risk of a database breach can be mitigated by implementing internal controls and following industry best practices - but you must first understand the shifting threat landscape. This presentation will (1) present the top 10 threats to your database in 2013 (2) define a layered defense strategy for preventing database breaches using industry best practices (3) demonstrate a successful defense against data theft with a customer case study.

Tecnología

Top 10 Database Threats 2013

Raphael Reich
Senior Director, Product Marketing

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Overview

 Background
 Top 10 database threats
 Neutralizing the threats

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Raphael Reich
Sr. Director, Product Marketing | Imperva

 Expertise
+ 20+ years in product marketing, product
management, and software engineering
 Professional Experience
+ Cisco, Check Point, Network General
 Academics
+ Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science
from UC Santa Cruz
+ MBA from UCLA

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Background

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Background

Ninety six percent (96%) of records breached are
from databases.
2012 Verizon Data Breach Report

5%

95%
Less than 5% of Security spend is on data center
security.
Worldwide Security Products 2011-2014 Forecast (IDC -February 2011)

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What’s changed?

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Top 10 Threats

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(1) Excessive and Unused Privileges

Used to work in Accounts Payable

Jim works in Sales

Uses his access for personal enrichment

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(1) Excessive and Unused Privileges

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(2) Privilege Abuse

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(2) Privilege Abuse

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(3) SQL Injection

The Best Way To Spend Your Security Budget
“…one SQL injection attack
can bring in big bucks. It's a
Admin
no-brainer that you should
' OR 1 = 1 -- make this problem top
priority.”
Dark Reading, Feb 28, 2013

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(3) SQL Injection

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(4) Malware

69% of breaches incorporated malware

Source: Verizon Data Breach Report, 2012

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(4) Malware

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(5) Weak Audit Trail

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(5) Weak Audit Trail

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(6) Storage Media Exposure

How South Carolina Failed
To Spot Hack Attack
“…the attacker had successfully
located and begun copying 23
database backup files…”
Information Week, November 26, 2012

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(6) Storage Media Exposure

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(7) Database Vulnerability Exploitation

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(7) Database Vulnerability Exploitation

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(8) Unmanaged Sensitive Data

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(8) Unmanaged Sensitive Data

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(9) Denial of Service

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(9) Denial of Service

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(10) Limited Security Expertise & Education

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(10) Limited Security Expertise & Education

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Neutralizing Threats

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Layered Approach to Database Security

 Discovery and Assessment
 User Rights Management
 Monitoring and Blocking
 Auditing
 Data Protection
 Non-Technical Security

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Discovery & Assessment

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User Rights Management

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Monitoring and Blocking

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Auditing

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Data Protection

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Non-Technical Security

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Customer Use Case: Sensitive Data Auditing

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Sensitive Data Auditing Use Case

Database
User
SecureSphere DAM:
 Capture audit details and generate
A multinational oil & gas reports
company needed to:  Generate SIEM alerts

 Streamline database auditing for PCI
and SOX
 Reduce time and log collection errors
 Send activity alerts to Security
Information Event Manager (SIEM)
Audit Reports

Audit Logs !
SIEM

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Auditing Sensitive Data – Key Capabilities

Activity Auditing
SecureSphere
DAM
Collect and record
database activity
details
 Satisfy compliance
requirements
 Conduct forensic Users Audit Policies Databases Audit Details
analysis

Privileged User
Monitoring
Monitor privileged or
“power” users
 Enforce Separation of
Duties
 See all activity incl. local Audit Policies
Privileged User
access
Database Agent Appliance
 Block if needed

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Auditing Sensitive Data – Key Capabilities

Reporting
Enterprise class PCI, HIPAA, SOX…
reporting framework
Custom
 Analyze threats
 Accelerate compliance

Dashboard
Alerting

Alert in real time on
suspicious behavior SYSLOG
 Quickly identify attacks
 Prevent data theft

Email
SIEM

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Auditing Sensitive Data – Key Capabilities

Discovery &
Classification
Discover DBs and
classify sensitive
information Credit Cards
 Discover active DB
services
 Identify rogue DBs Rogue
 Determine what needs
SSN
to be monitored

PII

SecureSphere DAS

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3. Raphael Reich Sr. Director, Product Marketing | Imperva  Expertise + 20+ years in product marketing, product management, and software engineering  Professional Experience + Cisco, Check Point, Network General  Academics + Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from UC Santa Cruz + MBA from UCLA © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

5. Background Ninety six percent (96%) of records breached are from databases. 2012 Verizon Data Breach Report 5% 95% Less than 5% of Security spend is on data center security. Worldwide Security Products 2011-2014 Forecast (IDC -February 2011) 5 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

12. (3) SQL Injection The Best Way To Spend Your Security Budget “…one SQL injection attack can bring in big bucks. It's a Admin no-brainer that you should ' OR 1 = 1 -- make this problem top priority.” Dark Reading, Feb 28, 2013 12 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

18. (6) Storage Media Exposure How South Carolina Failed To Spot Hack Attack “…the attacker had successfully located and begun copying 23 database backup files…” Information Week, November 26, 2012 18 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

29. Layered Approach to Database Security  Discovery and Assessment  User Rights Management  Monitoring and Blocking  Auditing  Data Protection  Non-Technical Security 29 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

37. Sensitive Data Auditing Use Case Database User SecureSphere DAM:  Capture audit details and generate A multinational oil & gas reports company needed to:  Generate SIEM alerts  Streamline database auditing for PCI and SOX  Reduce time and log collection errors  Send activity alerts to Security Information Event Manager (SIEM) Audit Reports Audit Logs ! SIEM 37 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

38. Auditing Sensitive Data – Key Capabilities Activity Auditing SecureSphere DAM Collect and record database activity details  Satisfy compliance requirements  Conduct forensic Users Audit Policies Databases Audit Details analysis Privileged User Monitoring Monitor privileged or “power” users  Enforce Separation of Duties  See all activity incl. local Audit Policies Privileged User access Database Agent Appliance  Block if needed 38 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

39. Auditing Sensitive Data – Key Capabilities Reporting Enterprise class PCI, HIPAA, SOX… reporting framework Custom  Analyze threats  Accelerate compliance Dashboard Alerting Alert in real time on suspicious behavior SYSLOG  Quickly identify attacks  Prevent data theft Email SIEM 39 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

40. Auditing Sensitive Data – Key Capabilities Discovery & Classification Discover DBs and classify sensitive information Credit Cards  Discover active DB services  Identify rogue DBs Rogue  Determine what needs SSN to be monitored PII SecureSphere DAS 40 © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

41. Webinar Materials Join Imperva LinkedIn Group, Imperva Data Security Direct, for… Answers to Post-Webinar Attendee Discussions Questions Webinar Join Group Recording Link © 2013 Imperva, Inc. All rights reserved.

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