1. Panel: Engineering Discipline in Cyber Security Steve Orrin, Chief Technologist, Intel Federal, Intel Coporation

2. Intel Corporation 2 Harbor Freight POS Attack Home Depot POS Attacked Sands Hacked Neiman Marcus Hacked Target breached via HVAC systems Spike Botnet launches DDOS via IoT Devices 2014: The Year of the Data Breach Sony Hacked Trends to watch for in 2015: Data Breaches continue (like Home Depot, Target, and Anthem) Full scale attacks on organizations (like Sony and Sands) Increased focus on Asymmetric attacks, advancements in APT’s including firmware/BIOS targeting Anthem’s Records Stolen

3. Title Line Subtitle Line Top of Content Box Line Top of Footer Line Left Margin LineRight Margin Line Top of Footer Line Top of Content Box Line Subtitle Line Title Line Right Margin LineLeft Margin Line Intel Corporation SERVERS PC LAPTOP EMAIL DATABASE USB SMART PHONE ROUTING/ SWITCHING CLOUD VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT SAN VOIP TABLET EMBEDDED DEVICES WIRELESS APPS 1 BILLION DEVICES in 2000’s 15 BILLION CONNECTED DEVICES in 2015 Security Challenges: 469,000 unique malware samples discovered weekly 83% organizations hit by Advanced Persistent Threats Flat to down IT/IS budgets Flat number of trained practitioners 100 BILLION CONNECTED DEVICES by 2020 DECREASED/FLAT BUDGETS LIMITED OR UNTRAINED RESOURCES UNPLANNEDCOMPLIANCE AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS CHANGINGBUSINESSDEMANDS A Nasty Math Problem.

4. Intel Corporation 4 The Path Forward: End-to-End Security Device Security Physical Device Security Endpoint Protection Application/Functional separation Secure the Data Confidentiality & Integrity At rest, in transit, and in use Context Aware Security Authentication and Access Control for the user, the device and its data Security Monitoring & Management Security Policy Management Security Event Monitoring Connected Security & Actionable Threat Intelligence