1. Network Security Overview Tales from the trenches

2. Why security? increasingly hostile public network cost of downtime value of the information

3. Increasingly hostile public network

4. Increasingly hostile public network(2) intruders are prepared and organized Internet attacks are easy, low risk, and hard to trace intruder tools are - increasingly sophisticated - easy to use, especially by novice intruders - designed to support large-scale attacks source code is not required to find vulnerabilities the complexity of the Internet, protocols, and applications are all increasing along with our reliance on them

5. Increasingly hostile public network(3)

6. Cost of downtime

7. Value of the information Large stores of Credit Card information stored on DB servers Intellectual property valued in the Millions

8. Basic Categories PolicyPhysical IP based Software/OS based

9. Holistic approach

10. Policy Email usage External services allowed Acceptable use User and resource architecture Virus response

11. IP based Routers Packet filtering Packet filteringFirewalls Packet inspection versus packet filter Packet inspection versus packet filter Ability to build rulesets Ability to build rulesetsSwitches/VLAN Isolating IP segments using VLANS Isolating IP segments using VLANS

12. Software Proxy servers Software firewalls vs. hardware OS security Unix/MS Patches and updates

14. Remote access security versus usability P: drive access P: drive access options for remote access extranet extranet web access web access VPN VPN Private dial up Private dial up

15. Extranet Secure web site with access to specific data Requires login Can provide access to all information available “on site”

16. VPN Virtual private network Creates a Secure Tunnel between two points on a network All data traveling on the tunnel is encrypted Should use encryption for tunnel creation

17. Physical security Data center access Multi-homed Redundant utilities (power, HVAC) Fire suppression