© Cloud Security Alliance, 2015 Evelyn de Souza Chair Cloud Security Alliance Data Governance Chair/ Data Privacy and Compliance Leader Cisco Systems

Agenda © Cloud Security Alliance, 2015  Charter /Members  What is Data Governance  Data Governance Models (Under Development)  Cloud Data Protection Model  Activities  Get Involved

Propose a data governance framework to ensure the, availability, integrity and overall security and privacy of data in different cloud models. This framework would feed into the GRC stack with tie ins across the CAIQ, CCM and STAR Develop thought leadership materials to promote CSA’s leadership in the the area of data governance in the cloud Please review our Data Governance Workgroup Charter Documenthttps://docs.google.com/a/cloudse curityalliance.org/document/d/1FhllAR4KnwP GCXwZEi4xtezzLQF9LHISlfElzJMTk30/edithttps://docs.google.com/a/cloudse curityalliance.org/document/d/1FhllAR4KnwP GCXwZEi4xtezzLQF9LHISlfElzJMTk30/edit © Cloud Security Alliance, Charter

Fostering collaboration across: Key industry leaders from different verticals Academia Industry analyst associations Vendor subject matter experts Do join our discussion on LinkedIn: CSA Cloud Data Governance Working Group CSA Cloud Data Governance Working Group © Cloud Security Alliance, Membership

Cloud Data Governance Challenges 1.Data Protection (65%) 2. Security Management (42%) 3. Compliance (53%)4. Data Governance (73%) Is data safely protected while in motion, in use or stored in the cloud How is the availability of data in the cloud assured? How are assurance levels effectively managed by the cloud provider Can I get a snapshot of the cloud provider’s security management capabilities at any point Can the cloud provider demonstrate that regulatory controls are implemented effectively and sustainably? Who owns/accesses/edits/m odifies my data in the cloud? Data does not equal a one-size fits all model How do you measure policy enforcement? How do you enforce policy? Based upon informal survey with CISOs and InfoSec leaders from Dimension Data, Kloud, CSA Enterprise Council (43 InfoSec leaders worldwide from SP and Enterprise) and FSISAC Banking Leaders – NEED to set up User Focus Groups to hone in by segment and industry Over-emphasis on technology controls often leads to underlying weaknesses in processes

Cloud Deployment Model Risks Private Community Public SaaS Public IaaS Least risk due to single ownership. Enterprise control over legal regulatory needs Greatest risk due to least amount of control for consuming organization. Risk dependent on provider. Shared legal/regulatory needs Moderate risk due to multi- tenancy – however, common regulatory/legal needs High risk amount of risk. Shared model and shared regulatory/legal needs

Canonical Question Set Guidance V3 Data Life Cycle Create …StoreUse Phase 1 Categories Data DiscoveryLocation of Data Q1.1 WhoV Q1.2 ….VV QWhatV …VVV Where … When …

Aligning Governance Models to Security Frameworks Plan/Ob serve Do/Orien t Check/D ecide Act Four Inter-related Domains of COBIT Operational and support-oriented processes Compliance and security IT goals Compliance and risk business goals Source: ISACA Achievements cascade Drives Plan-Do-Check-Act Observe-Orient-Decide-Act

Example of Governance Framework Tied to CSA Cloud Controls Matrix 3 phases to govern are Plan (Plan and Organize) Do (Acquire and Implement, Deliver and Support) Check, Act (Monitor and Evaluate) Planning ProcessesFunctional ProcessesEvaluation Processes 3. Business Continuity Management1. Application & Interface Security2. Audit Assurance & Compliance 5. Data Security and Information Lifecycle Management 6. Datacenter security4. Change Control Management 8. Governance and Risk Management 7. Encryption and Key Management14. Security Incident Management 12. Interoperability and Portability9. Human Resources 15. Supply Chain Management10. Identity and Access Management 11. Infrastructure and Virtualization Security 13. Mobile Security 16. Threat and Vulnerability Management

Example of Governance Framework tied for CCM Data and Lifecycle Management Domain

PAGE 11 Data Governance Milestones KPIs and tools for measurements in place Sporadic data issues communication Standardized data definitions and rules in place Processes defined by individual technology functions Standardized process per organization/ Processes are centralized, controlled and measured Undefined data management policies Ad hoc processes / per data management Value of Security Risk Management AD HOC MANAGEDDEFINEDPROACTIVEOPTIMIZING Value driven Quantitative management of data Real-time analysis and resolution Continuous process improvements – way of life Stages

1 Exploring Toolsets for Cloud Data Governance Steps

Contribute LinkedIn Group Consider joining us on LinkedIn: CSA Cloud Data Governance Working Group CSA Cloud Data Governance Working Group Mailing List Our mailing list is hosted on the Cloud Security Alliance listserv: nance nance

References & Links Geospatial datalifecycle of-geospatial-data-lifecycle-a16.pdf of-geospatial-data-lifecycle-a16.pdf CCAQIS

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