D3SF17 -Keynote - Staying Ahead of the Curve
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Keynote presentation by Dvir Shapira, Director of Product Management. Opening remarks include a look at where we’ve been in terms of the Internet as a whole and Internet security and performance, as well as where we’re going.
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D3SF17 -Keynote - Staying Ahead of the Curve
- 1. Staying Ahead of the Curve DVIR SHAPIRA, Director of Product Management, Imperva Incapsula
- 2. BIO Dvir Shapira Just turned forty-one. Three kids. Five years at Incapsula (now Imperva). Successfully battled millions of bots. (Bearing some battle scars from those fights.) Helped make thousands of IT guys a bit happier.
- 3. The Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
- 5. How the internet came to be Cybersecurity is introduced The early days of online attacks 1990s 1994 2003 2009 19901980 1988 2001 2016 1994 1998 2004 2007
- 6. The Internet was small and safe (only 20 ASNs connected) 1980 1990 First web server, first web browser How the internet came to be
- 7. The early days of online attacks 1988 The Morris Worm Robert Morris, creator of the Morris Worm Russian Hackers steal $10MM from Citibank 1994 First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980
- 8. Cybersecurity is introduced Early 1990s First IDS/IPS systems First stateful firewall First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980 The Morris Worm 1988 1994
- 9. The web starts evolving First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980 The Morris Worm 1988 First IDS/IPS systems 1990s First stateful firewall 1994 Amazon.com is founded Google is founded 1994 1998
- 10. Attacks become more sophisticated First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980 The Morris Worm 1988 First IDS/IPS systems 1990s First stateful firewall 1994 2001 Microsoft servers are taken down by a large DDoS attack FBI Operation Bot Roast finds over 1 million botnet victims Amazon.com is founded 1994 Google is founded 1998
- 11. Internet for the masses First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980 The Morris Worm 1988 First IDS/IPS systems 1990s First stateful firewall 1994 Amazon.com is founded 1994 Google is founded 1998 Attacks became more sophisticated 2001 Facebook is founded The iPhone is introduced 2004 2007
- 12. 2003 Security is evolving as well First cloud-based DDoS protection 2009 First anti-bot solutions introduced First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980 The Morris Worm 1988 First IDS/IPS systems 1990s First stateful firewall 1994 Amazon.com is founded 1994 Google is founded 1998 Attacks became more sophisticated 2001 2004 2007 Facebook is founded iPhone is introduced
- 13. First web server, first web browser 1990 The Internet was small and safe 1980 The Morris Worm 1988 First IDS/IPS systems 1990s First stateful firewall 1994 Attacks became more sophisticated 2001 Modern day attacks First cloud-based DDoS protection 2003 First anti-bot solutions introduced 2009 High PPS DDoS attack launched by an IoT Botnet takes DYN down 2016 Sophisticated botnets bypass security to perform numerous ATO attacks Amazon.com is founded 1994 Google is founded 1998 2004 2007 Facebook is founded iPhone is introduced
- 16. We’re building our network for IoT-based multi-GPPS attacks What’s next? We anticipate seeing AI-controlled ATO and site scraping The trend is toward mobile and API focused attacks
- 17. We must adapt. Build an effective anti-bot toolbox. Prepare for the next high-PPS attack.
- 18. There is still hope. We still have time to prepare. Most attacks are still under 100MPPS >90% of automated attacks can be mitigated using existing technologies
- 19. New technologies are in the works. A lot of companies are working on new tools to add to your toolbox. There is still hope.
- 20. The increase in awareness is evident. Most customers ask about DDoS and bot-related attacks. There is still hope.
- 21. Get the relevant people in one room IT, Security, dev, marketing What can you do?
- 22. Estimate the risk Are we susceptible to site scraping? ATO? DDoS? What would be the impact? What can you do?
- 23. What can you do? Assign the right resources based on the risk R&D/IT, third-party providers
- 24. Thank you for your time.