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Industrial Control Systems Cyber Security

Sirena Cheng
Sr. Marketing Manager
Mar. 6, 2014

Agenda

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Overview

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Forecast

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Cyber Security business opportunity in Industrial Control System

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AEWIN Network security platform introduction

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About AEWIN

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Why AEWIN ?

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Q&A
Technology Trends in ICS
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COTS (Commercial-Off-The-Shelf) technologies

Operating systems—Windows, WinCE, embedded RTOSes

Applications—Databases, web servers, web browsers, etc.

IT protocols—HTTP, SMTP, FTP, DCOM, XML, SNMP, etc.

Networking equipment—switches, routers, firewalls, etc.
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Connectivity of ICS to enterprise LAN

Improved business visibility, business process efficiency

Remote access to control center and field devices
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IP Networking

Common in higher level networks, gaining in lower levels

Many legacy protocols wrapped in TCP or UDP

Most new industrial devices have Ethernet ports
Most new ICS architectures are IP-based
Security Risks to Modern ICS

COTS + IP + connectivity = many security risks

All of those of Enterprise networks and more
Worms and Viruses Legacy OSes and applications
DOS and DDOS impairing availability Inability to limit access
Unauthorized access Inability to revoke access
Unknown access Unexamined system logs
Unpatched systems Accidental misconfiguration
Little or no use of anti-virus Improperly secured devices
Limited use of host-based firewalls Improperly secured wireless
Improper use of ICS workstations Unencrypted links to remote sites
Unauthorized applications Passwords sent in clear text ICS are typically used in
Unnecessary applications Default passwords as electrical, water and
and natural gas, chemic
Open FTP, Telnet, SNMP, HTML ports Password management problems transportation, pharma
Fragile control devices Default OS security configurations paper, food and bevera
manufacturing (e.g., au
Network scans by IT staff Unpatched routers / switches aerospace, and durable
ICS – What is the #1 problem?
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Too much embedded Linux (3x)
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Not enough visibility into SCADA networks
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Control system vendors do not always integrate security
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Managing identities – especially assets (2x)
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Overlaying IT capabilities on control networks
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20-year old security mentality on SCADA
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SCADA security became an issue too quickly
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Zero-day ICS attacks
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Low risk awareness
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Few cyber security standards – indecision
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Legacy protocols (2x)
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Data integrity for control devices
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Son of Stuxnet
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Explosion of data

Agenda

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Overview

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Forecast

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Cyber Security business opportunity in Industrial Control System

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AEWIN Network security platform introduction

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About AEWIN

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Why AEWIN ?

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Q&A
Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security Mar
et worth $10.33 Billion by 2018

The global ICS security market is estimated to be $7.02 billion in 2013 a
is expected to grow to $10.33 billion in 2018. This represents an estima
Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 8.0% from 2013 to 2018.

In the current scenario, the power, energy and utilities vertical security c
inues to be the largest segment, in terms of spending and adoption, for
S security solutions. This is followed by commercial, communication sys
ms and manufacturing industry ICS security solutions.

In terms of regions, North America is expected to be the biggest market
the basis spending and adoption for ICS security solutions. Marketsand
rkets further expects that the increasing energy markets in the developi
economies and increased deployment of ICS infrastructure will further e
ance the growth of the market.

Global Critical Infrastructure Protection Market Rep


2013-2018

It is expected the CIP


will grow from $63.76 b
2013 to $105.95 billi
2018, at a CAGR of 1

http://www.infra-fp7.com/category/publications
Market Driver #1: Widespread Connectivity to Outside Netw
rks

The “islands of automation” of the 1990’s are gone:
⁻ "In our experience in conducting hundreds of vulnerability assessments in the pri
sector, in no case have we ever found the operations network, the SCADA system
energy management system separated from the enterprise network…
⁻ On average, we see 11 direct connections between those networks.”


The trend to external connectivity will accelerate:
⁻ “71% of control engineers expect to see either significant or moderate increases
onnectivity between industrial endpoints and corporate IT infrastructure over the n
3-5 years.“

Market Driver #2: Widespread Use of COTS Technology


Proprietary industrial network and operating system technologies are d
pearing

Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies are common on the plan
oor. For example:
• Ethernet
• TCP/IP
• Windows

Industrial communications standards are being converted to Ethernet a
TCP/IP. For example:
• Modbus TCP (Formerly Modbus/Modbus+)
• EtherNet/IP (Formerly ControlNet)
• ProfiNet (Formerly Profibus)
Market Driver #3: The Bad Guys Have Discovered “SCADA


Stuxnet worm introduced professional hackers and security researchers
the world of industrial control systems (SCADA)

Inspired a new generation of attacks on energy industry:
• Nitro
• Night Dragon
• Shamoon

Avalanche of new public security vulnerabilities in SCADA
• Before Stuxnet: 5 disclosed vulnerabilities
• 2011: 215 disclosed vulnerabilities
• 2012: 248 disclosed vulnerabilities

40% of disclosed vulnerabilities included working attack code

ICS Security Revenue by Region, World Market 201


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Agenda

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Overview

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Forecast

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Cyber Security business opportunity in Industrial Control System

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AEWIN Network security platform introduction

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About AEWIN

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Why AEWIN ?

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Q&A

Industrial Control System Site Protection System

The integrated system includes the following subsystems and products


l Video Surveillance
l Access Control
l Alarm Systems
l Video Analysis
l Sensors (Fence detection, High frequency cable, Microwave barriers)
l Gates, Door Systems and Barriers
l Land and Maritime Tracking Software
l Radars
l Communication
l IT Framework
l Management System
CBRN Detection
Perimeter Protection in Utilities
Firewall
Site-to-site
IDS/IPS
VPN
Client VPN

DMZ

Proxy
Network AV
Host IDS/IPS
NAC

Interior Protection in Utilities

IDS
Port Scan
Vuln Scan

Firewall
NAC
SCADA VPN
Firewall
SCADA VPN
Port Scan
IDS
Monitor, Log, Analyze, Report

Log Managed
Analyze Security
Report
Compliance

Agenda

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Overview

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Forecast

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Cyber Security business opportunity in Industrial Control System

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AEWIN Network security platform introduction

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About AEWIN

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Why AEWIN ?

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Q&A
4U Rack Mount Intel Xeon E5-4600 Network Platform
SCB-9651
Quad Intel Sandy / Ivy Bridge Xeon E5-46
Processor
Total 16 DIMMs up to 256GB~512GB
ECC UDIMM/RDIMM DDR3 1600/1866MHz up to 256
(16GB/32GB per DIMM)

High Availability design to Remove and cha

320Gbps 256~512GB 8GT/s


throughput memory QPI

2U, 1010Watt 4U, 1620W


1+1 3+1
IPMI redundancy redundan
power power

Critical Infrastructure Protection – Cybersecurity in


ndustrial Control system
SCB-8973
Features
Support 1U ATX redundant power sup
Haswell processors, LGA1150
Max 32GB Dual-Channel DDR3 1333/1
Max 15 GbE Copper ports via PCI-e x4
Support Optional Fiber port, up to 8 P
Cryptographic Hardware Acceleration
IPMI Remote Management Interface f

SCB-7983

Support Intel® Rangeley 22nm Rangeley


FCBGA

Max 32GB Dual-Channel DDR3/L 1333/1


System Memory

Max 16 GbE Copper ports via PCI-e x4/x1


Optional Fiber port, up to 8 Ports

Intel® Quick Assist for Cryptographic Har


Acceleration
2014 New product
ODM design

SCB-6981 – Fanless Network Security appliance


Agenda

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Overview

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Industrial Control System Cyber Security Market Forecast

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Cyber Security business opportunity in Industrial Control System

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AEWIN Network security platform introduction

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About AEWIN

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Why AEWIN ?

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Q&A
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MISSION

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