Secure Borderless Networks

Ali Fuat TRKAY

Borderless Security, Central & Eastern Europe Sales Manager
Istanbul, February 17th, 2011

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Writers Tool Writers

First Stage Abusers Hacker/Direct Attack

Middle Men Compromised Host and Application Botnet Creation

Second Stage Abusers

End Value Fame Theft

Malware Writers Worms

Machine Harvesting Information Harvesting Internal Theft Abuse of Privilege Botnet Management Personal Information Information Brokerage Electronic IP Leakage

Extortionist DDoS for Hire Spammer

Espionage Extortion Commercial Sales Fraudulent Sales Click Fraud Financial Fraud

Viruses

Phisher Pharmer/DNS Poisioning Identity Theft

Trojans

Spyware

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The Evolving Security Threats

Criminal Specialization Driving More Sophisticated Attacks

Web Ecosystem Becomes Number one Threat Vector Criminals Exploit Users Trust, Challenging Traditional Security Solutions Creative Methods (Business Models) Used to Attract Victims

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Mobility
1.3 Billion New Networked Mobile Devices in the Next Three Years

Workplace Experience
Blurring the Borders:
Consumer Workforce Employee Partner

Video
Changing the Way We Work
Video projected to quadruple IP traffic by 2014 to 767 Exabytes*

IT Device Consumerization Creates Security Challenges

Mobile and What Who you AreDevices you Have Access to Becomes Critical IT Resources

Compliance Challenges: How to Secure new Anyone, Anything, Environment and Protect Anywhere, Sensitive Data Anytime Enforcing Policy on Remote Devices

Security Must Perform Under new Bandwidth Requirements

Potential for new Threats Spreading Through Video

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Policy
Corporate Border Applications and Data

Policy
(Access Control, Identity, Acceptable Use, Malware, Data Security)

Borderless Data Center

Platform as a Service Software as a Service

Infrastructure as a Service X as a Service

Corporate Office

Borderless Internet

Branch Office
Home Office

Borderless End Zones

Airport Mobile User Coffee Shop

Attackers

Partners

Customers

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Pillar 1: Borderless end zone

Broadest Coverage Persistent Connectivity Advanced Security

Pillar 2: Borderless Security Array

Advanced,
Proactive Threat Protection Integrated into the

Pillar 3: Secure Virtualized Data Center

Secure Physical Infrastructure Connect Physical Security to Virtual Machines Embed Security in the Virtual Switch

Fabric of the
Network

Pillar 4: Rich Policy Enables Ubiquitous, Consistent Control

Access Control, Data Security & Acceptable Use
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Cisco Borderless Network Security Traditional VPN

Protected

Un-Protected

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Always On Security and Protection

In the Office Sitting in a Park At a Coffee Shop

Cape Town, South Africa San Jose, California

Sydney, Australia

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1. Close gaps in situational awareness

2. Focus first on solving old issuesand doing it well

3. Educate your workforce on securityand include them in the process

4. Understand that one security border is no longer enough 5. View security as a differentiator for your business

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