1. ® Gradient Technologies, Inc. Inter-Cell Interworking Access Control Across the Boundary Open Group Members Meeting Sand Diego, CA USA April 1998 Brian Breton

2. Internet Prospective Customers Rest of the World Extrane t Remote Employees Customers Business Partners Multiple User Populations Employees Intranet

3. Authentication Data Integrity Authorization Data Privacy Availability Scalability Secure database access Enterprise Security Perspective Leverage existing investments

4. The New Corporate Network Standard Browser Web and App Servers Internet Business Partners Netscape and Microsoft UNIX and NT Private Network Mainframes UNIX and NT Data Sources Intranet Extranet Remote Employees Database Informix

5. Ingredients to Trust Pre-existing trust relationships have to be established between enterprises Responsibility for user identification MUST be at local system, not target – –potential for multi-authn mechanisms Target system should control access decisions Credentials serves as the basis for the target institution to make authorization decisions Secure communications channel

6. Trust via Technology DCE Inter-CellDCE Inter-Cell Public KeyPublic Key –Common public key certificate authority –Between multiple certificate authorities Basic authentication at target siteBasic authentication at target site

7. DCE Inter-Cell Trust Company A lets Company B in ProsPros –B administers its own users –Transparent to end- users ConsCons –A must trust B to administer its users properly

8. PrivateNetwork(s) The Role of Firewalls

9. Problems with Firewalls Most attacks are internal, therefore less susceptible to prevention by firewallsMost attacks are internal, therefore less susceptible to prevention by firewalls FirewallsFirewalls –Cannot provide full protection against external attack –Are not a security infrastructure, but a method of access prevention –Do not inherently provide out-of-the-box form of fine-grained access control to internal resources

10. Firewalls + Security Infrastructure External Networks

11. The Role of SSL WebServer Authentication via Public Keys and Basic Auth. Data Privacy

12. ® Gradient Technologies, Inc. NetCrusader P R O D U C T F A M I L Y

13. Common Authorization Model NetCrusader Security Server MultipleAuthenticationMethods Username/ Password Public-Key Certificate Two-Factor Authentication Customers Partners EmployeesMultipleUserPopulations Interoperating Across Security Domains MultipleEncryptionMethods DES, RC4, RSA, CAST, others Object Client/Server Web-based Multiple Application Types Distributed Security Management NetCrusader Commander Heritage

14. NetCrusader Security Server Web browser NetCrusader + NetCrusaderClient Web browser only NetCrusader Web-based Architecture Microsoft/Netscape/Oracle Web Server (NT, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX) NetCrusaderCommander ISAPI/NSAPI Applications Protocol Filter Entrust/HTTP; DCE/HTTP SSLNetCrusader Security Adapter Username/Password or Public-Key Certificate NetCrusader Credentials Access Permissions Delegation to backend resources TokenCard / SmartCard (optional) SmartCard (optional)

15. External Access to Financial System Using Web C/S Architecture Trading PartnersBrowser CustomerDatabase Oracle Database Seamless Desktop-to-database SecurityWebServer/TradingApplication NetCrusader Example Customers SSL NetCrusaderNetCrusader Internet or Private Network NetCrusader

16. SSL Basic Authentication Pros:Pros: –No additional client software Cons:Cons: –Separate logins to multiple web servers –Encrypted passwords transmitted –Separate UserID/Password management across web servers Good Selection for:Good Selection for: –Thin client requirement scenarios with no ability to install public key certificates

17. SSL with Public Key Certificates Pros:Pros: –No additional client executables –Strong authentication –Variable strength data privacy: –Enables SSO across multiple web servers Cons:Cons: –Must deploy & manage certificates to client –Public Key Mgt. tools immature Good Selection for:Good Selection for: –Organizations committed to public key technology –Thin client requirement scenarios

18. Entrust Public Key Infrastructure Pros:Pros: –Strong Public key based Authentication –Variable strength data privacy based upon strength of Entrust CAST software installed CAST much faster than SSLCAST much faster than SSL Enables SSO across multiple web serversEnables SSO across multiple web servers –Strong Public Key Management support Cons:Cons: –Must deploy & manage certificates to client –Must deploy & manage Entrust and NetC Client s/w Good Selection for:Good Selection for: –Large organizations with control over users desktops

19. DCE/HTTP Pros:Pros: –Single Sign On across multiple web servers and back end applications –No Firewall Disruption: Data tunneled thru HTTP portData tunneled thru HTTP port –56 Bit DES data privacy DES much faster than public keyDES much faster than public key Cons:Cons: –Requires Desktop NetCrusader software Good Selection for:Good Selection for: –Organizations using PC-DCE and/or Kerberos

20. NetCrusader Summary Delivers a comprehensive Enterprise Security InfrastructureDelivers a comprehensive Enterprise Security Infrastructure –Integrates best of breed security and RAD technologies –Support for multiple authentication mechanisms –Single, centralized authorization model –Fine-grained access control –Ease of security administration –Supports common platforms and applications

21. ® P R O D U C T F A M I L Y NetCrusader Security Solutions for the Enterprise Gradient Technologies, Inc. 2 Mount Royal Avenue Marlborough, MA USA 01752 +1.508.624.9600www.gradient.com