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Beyond Today’s Perimeter Defense: Radware Attack Mitigation System (AMS)
Benjamin Radtke Senior SE Radware North/East Germany September 2011
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About Radware Over 10,000 Customers Company Growth
Recognized Security Vendor Global Technology Partners
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Online Business Security Threats
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Security Threat Vectors
Network Server Application Business Large volume network flood attacks Network scan Intrusion Port scan SYN flood attack “Low & Slow” DoS attacks (e.g., Sockstress) Brute force attack DATA BREACH WEB DEFACEMENT SHUT DOWN Intrusion, malware High and slow Application DoS attacks Web application attacks (e.g. XSS, Injections, CSRF)
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Network and Data Security Attacks: from the News
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Multi-Vulnerability Attack Campaigns
Network Server Application Business Large volume network flood attacks Network scan Large volume SYN flood Conclusions Attackers use multi-vulnerability attack campaigns making mitigation nearly impossible DoS & DDoS tools are preferred weapon of mass disruption Low & Slow connection DoS attacks Business Web application vulnerability scan Application flood attack (Slowloris, Port 443 data flood,…) Web application attacks (e.g. XSS, Injections, CSRF)
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Mapping Security Protection Tools
DoS Protection Network Server Application Business Behavioral Analysis IPS Large volume network flood attacks IP Reputation WAF Network scan Intrusion SYN flood “Low & Slow” DoS attacks Port scan Brute force attack Intrusion, Malware SHUT DOWN High & Low rate application DoS attacks Web application attacks (e.g. XSS, Injections, CSRF)
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Introducing Radware Attack Mitigation System
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Radware Attack Mitigation System (AMS)
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AMS Protection Set DoS Protection
Prevent all type of network DDoS attacks Reputation Engine Financial fraud protection Anti Trojan & Phishing IPS Prevent application vulnerability exploits NBA Prevent application resource misuse Prevent zero-minute malware WAF Mitigating Web application threats and zero-day attacks
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OnDemand Switch: Designed for Attacks Mitigation
DoS Mitigation Engine ASIC based Prevent high volume attacks Up to 12 Million PPS of attack protection IPS & Reputation Engine ASIC based String Match & RegEx Engine Performs deep packet inspection NBA Protections & WAF OnDemand Switch Platform Capacity up to 14Gbps
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Radware Security Event Management (SEM)
3rd Party SEM Correlated reports Trend analysis Compliance management RT monitoring Advanced alerts Forensics NB / API The circle line that connect all the modules should be on the SEM layers – see my change here The screen shots should be somehow presented in a better way, see my change as an example.
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AMS Synergy Web intrusion attack detected from source A
Advanced configuration Role-based access control Black list source A Web application scanning activity detected from source A
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Radware AMS & ERT/SOC Security Operations Center (SOC)
Provides weekly and emergency signature updates Maintains on-going application vulnerability protection Emergency Response Team (ERT) Provide 24x7 service for customers under attack Neutralize DoS/DDoS attacks and malware outbreaks
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Compliance and Standardization with AMS
Compliance Reports PCI DSS FISMA GLBA HIPPA FISMA PCI-DSS 2.0 GLBA/BASEL II HIPPA
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Radware Intellectual Property
Eight Patents Secure Radware’s Attack Mitigation Solution Network RTS (7,836,496) Dynamic Network Protection (7,681,235) Signature Propagation Network (11/869,067) Application RTS (7,624,084 ) Application Path Security (7,882,555) SIP Behavioral Protection (11/835,503) HTTP Flood Protection (7,617,170) Stateful Attack Protection (7,607,170)
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Radware Security Products Portfolio
DefensePro Network & Server attack prevention device AppWall Web Application Firewall (WAF) APSolute Vision Management and security reporting & compliance
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Customer Success
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Radware Security Expertise : ERT Cases (1 of 2)
Radware ERT helped High Council for Telecommunications (TIB) to achieve full protection against Anonymous attacks Anonymous group published a poster calling its fans to attack Turkish government agency Target: High Council for Telecommunications (TIB) When: June 9th (Thursday) 2011 at 6PM Attack tool: Low Orbit Ion Canon (LOIC) Type of attack - Multi-vulnerability campaign HTTP Get flood attack TCP connection flood on port 80 SYN flood attack UDP flood attack
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Radware Security Expertise : ERT Cases (2 of 2)
Radware ERT helped Istanbul police to achieve full protection against Anonymous attacks “We just watched the attacks and DefensePro easily eliminated the attacks. We didn’t even see any latency during the attacks. Istanbul Police is thankful to us and to you. While most of the state websites gets unresponsive during the attacks, they didn’t feel anything.” Istanbul police integrator Anonymous group attacks Istanbul police as revenge of the arrest Target: Istanbul police site When: June 13th 2011 Attack tool: Low Orbit Ion Canon (LOIC) Type of attack - Multi-vulnerability campaign
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Summary
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Summary: Radware AMS Differentiators
Best security solution for online businesses: DoS protection Network behavioral analysis (NBA) Intrusion prevention (IPS) Reputation Engine service Web application firewall (WAF) Built-in SEM engine Emergency Response Team (ERT) 24x7 Service for immediate response Neutralize DoS/DDoS attacks and malware outbreaks Lowest CapEx & OpEx Multitude of security tools in a single solution Unified management and reporting “Radware offers low product and maintenance cost, as compared with most competitors.” Greg Young & John Pescatore, Gartner, December 2010
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