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Future GridPP Security David Crooks (STFC UKRI) GridPP42 25 April 2019

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Post SSC Ongoing evaluation of SSC results Can already make some plans Present here for discussion and hopefully agree way forward GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Site requirements Some things made clear (which we knew anyway…) Sites are typically staffing limited, regardless of size of site But, most especially where we have limited FTEs GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Site requirements Security asks things of sites Both via policy, but in particular as a healthy community What do we need from sites? GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Site requirements Components involved with incident response Communication User suspension Containment Tracking activity Forensics Reinstall Lessons learned and final report GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Site requirements Components involved with incident response Communication User suspension Containment Tracking activity Forensics Reinstall Lessons learned and final report GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Site requirements From an operational security standpoint, we need to be clear about what we ask sites for If we require action, need to be clear about what this is. Base requirements Respond to emails Ensure that central suspension system is in place and effective GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? Feedback from SSC I’ve spoken to several people already Seek to talk to all sites in person (either here or by coming for a visit) If I haven’t, please get in touch as I want to give everyone a chance to give feedback! GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? Communications Security-discussion was extremely useful Other channels (mattermost team?) GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? Documentation Started a round of revisions with Job Tracing page This needs additions (pilot jobs!) Continue to build this out, based on… GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? Training HEPSYSMAN Security Day Individual site training? GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? Test framework Break components of incident response into different parts Communication chain Tracking activity Test these individually, on a per site basis Written component? Tabletop exercises? GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? GridPP security tools Proposing to use SCD Cloud to host a set of tools/test scripts/etc. Allow access for development by Security Team Common home/ACLs/development area Start with simple tests, but have common area for progress GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security How do we achieve this? End result Consider we may have SSC every ~2 years Develop plan of GridPP documentation, training and testing in preparation SSC (for us) should be execution of well understood techniques GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

HEPSYSMAN Security Day First iteration of training, following hiatus last year Morning: Review of basic procedures – what we ask of sites Technical review of SSC lessons learned Security tools – following Technical Meeting earlier in the year Afternoon: Forensics training Daniel Kouril (EGI CSIRT/CESNET) Hoping to have guided analysis of SSC payload GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security EGI Conference Two security sessions + talks SSC Overview SSC Forensics training GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Next 6 months Run some test jobs at sites to practice tracing jobs Start with most common submission methods And those particular to us (GridPP DIRAC) Much of this experience we have already – this is an opportunity to practice SSC feedback – effectively performing gap analysis of procedural requirements Ultimately best done through experience GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Security Team Plan for security team to help with testing and training Focus the mandate of the team following our recent experience Grow our numbers a little GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

Wider topics

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Security Operations SOC Workshop in February Co-located with policy meeting and EGI CSIRT F2F Good attendance SOC WG Initial Model Projects ongoing/starting up at Nikhef and on SCD Cloud to test deployment Identify MISP as a priority to enable access to intelligence GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

Security Operations

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Security Operations Threat Intelligence Making this available to share IoCs related to WLCG related incidents WLCG CERN MISP TLP: AMBER as well as TLP: GREEN and WHITE SIRTFI IdPs https://technical.edugain.org/entities (within eduGAIN) If your site is not on the list, recommend following up with your institutional provider 4 GridPP sites 557 entities across 28 federations Used PocketSOC demonstrator to ingest traffic from malware analysis Trigger alerts using real MISP event GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security Combined Assurance GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

Combined assurance Impact for LIGO SKA 29 Aug 2018 GridPP42, April 2019

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security WISE Wise Information Security for collaborating eInfrastructures https://wise-community.org Active Working Groups: Updating the SCI framework (SCI-WG) Risk Assessment WISE (RAW-WG) Working Groups being created: Incident Response & Threat Intelligence Working Group (IRTI-WG) Security Communications Challenge Coordination Working Group (SCCC-WG) Security for High Speed Transmissions Working Group (S4HST-WG) GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

SIG-ISM/WISE meeting, Lithuania Recent joint GEANT SIG-ISM/WISE meeting in Kaunas, Lithuania 16-18 April 2019 Linda Cornwall and David Crooks attended Joint discussions on areas of shared interest Coordination of security communications challenges Shared interest in SOC development – GEANT security working group task on Security Operations Centres Risk Assessment GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

GridPP42 Future GridPP Security IRIS Proposal submitted for trust framework and incident response cooperation framework for IRIS Presenting at upcoming TWG Dave Kelsey, Ian Neilson and myself GridPP42 Future GridPP Security

Conclusions SSC was invaluable Wider collaboration Highlights needs for sites and community Gives context to existing plans Wider collaboration Security necessarily exists as a collaborative effort across many communities Leading and participating in efforts across infrastructures Sharing intelligence within appropriate groups is key element 29 Aug 2018 GridPP42, April 2019