Bastille IoT Security Protects Radios in Devices
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Bastille IoT Security Protects Radios in Devices
- 1. www.bastille.io Security for the Mobile World and the Internet of Things
- 2. www.bastille.io The Big Secret about The Internet of Things It’s not about the “Things”, it’s about the Radios!
- 3. It’s not about the “Things”, it’s about the RADIOS 3 Year: 2020 25B Devices 20B have Radios Hundreds of Protocols Billions of Devices
- 4. 4 It’s not about the “Things”, it’s about the RADIOS Year: 2020 25B Devices 20B have Radios
- 5. 5 It’s not about the “Things”, it’s about the RADIOS Year: 2020 25B Devices 20B have Radios
- 6. The Internet of Things is Now! 6 Vulnerable Wireless Devices in the Enterprise Today
- 7. • 15 patents in process –Small Device Radio –Radio traffic analysis –Radio Machine Learning –RF persona 7 Bastille Intellectual Property
- 8. Case Study: Data Center Vulnerabilities Unconfigured Zigbee Network Bluetooth Keyboard Vulnerability
- 9. Examples of things that Bastille looks for: Data exfiltration New members of Mesh Networks Mobile phone “hotspots” Out of policy devices:hotspots, cams BlueTooth Tethering to phones Unconfigure devices looking for pairs Rogue Cell Towers Changes in behavior of a device in RF Bugs Changes in behavior of RF Persona RF Personas in the wrong areas Known radio attack execution New transmitters 9
- 10. Examples of things that Bastille looks for: Data exfiltration New members of Mesh Networks Mobile phone “hotspots” Out of policy devices:hotspots, cams BlueTooth Tethering to phones Unconfigure devices looking for pairs Rogue Cell Towers Changes in behavior of a device in RF Bugs Changes in behavior of RF Persona RF Personas in the wrong areas Known radio attack execution New transmitters 10
- 11. Examples of things that Bastille looks for: Data exfiltration New members of Mesh Networks Mobile phone “hotspots” Out of policy devices:hotspots, cams BlueTooth Tethering to phones Unconfigure devices looking for pairs Rogue Cell Towers Changes in behavior of a device in RF Bugs Changes in behavior of RF Persona RF Personas in the wrong areas Known radio attack execution New transmitters 11
- 12. Questions for your organization In addition to WiFi, what other radio connected devices are operating in my facilities? How many of these devices are set to default passwords? Do I have any wireless mice in my facilty today? Do I have MDM on every mobile device connected to my network? What is my long term plan monitoring a Radio Enabled World. 12
- 13. Security for the Mobile World and the Internet of Things
Editor's Notes
- Here’s an example from a finanical services company we are helping. The VP of the Data Center told us “You won’t find anything we’ve got all of our wireless locked down.” However, we found that he had two devices….one Zigee, one bluetooth, which were promiscuously asking to pair with control devices. One made the Data Center Chillers vulnerable, one could allow sending commands to the mainframe.