Apani provides security software that encrypts data in motion and segments networks through centralized management. It protects large organizations like Citigroup, hospitals, police forces, retailers and others from internal and external threats while maintaining compliance. The software uses industry-standard encryption and can manage both physical and virtual machines transparently without impacting existing network infrastructure or applications.
During the Next Generation Network and Data Centre – Now and into the Future ...Cisco Canada
Rapid changes in the world around us, driven by cloud, mobility and the Internet of Everything, are creating significant opportunities for global organizations. With these environmental changes, the sophistication with which cyber threats and attacks are carried out continues to grow rapidly, and attackers are increasingly able to circumvent traditional security systems. To learn more, please visit our website here: http://www.cisco.com/web/CA/index.html
During the Next Generation Network and Data Centre – Now and into the Future ...Cisco Canada
Rapid changes in the world around us, driven by cloud, mobility and the Internet of Everything, are creating significant opportunities for global organizations. With these environmental changes, the sophistication with which cyber threats and attacks are carried out continues to grow rapidly, and attackers are increasingly able to circumvent traditional security systems. To learn more, please visit our website here: http://www.cisco.com/web/CA/index.html
Networks are becoming ever more complex, making it difficult to manage and secure, especially if you want to implement a segmented network strategy, which we recommend. The answer is to simplify. Fortinet weaves together security solutions designed to be a fully integrated and collaborative Security Fabric to provide the best protection from end-to-end, from IoT to the cloud.
As Fortinet’s first ever Partner of Excellence UK, Infosec Partners' can help you expertly tailor the Fortinet Security Fabric to fit your organisation perfectly.
Dans le cadre de la 8ème edition des Cyber Security Days 2018, organisée par l'agence nationale de la sécurité informatique, notre partenaire Fortinet-Exclusive Networks a présenté son module "Fortinet Security Fabric".
"IoT Security - Make vs Buy?" - IoT Data Analytics & Visualization Summit 2016Verimatrix
Verimatrix SVP of Marketing Steve Christian examines the security vulnerabilities that device and systems vendors become susceptible to as they aggregate and analyze sensitive customer data. His presentation underscores the importance of determining whether or not the expertise, data capture capabilities and computing infrastructures they have available in-house are agile and scalable enough to not only uncover and use detailed customer behavior, but also keep abreast of regulatory and legal data privacy regulations, which vary county-by-country.
Hardware Hacking Chronicles: IoT Hacking for Offence and DefenceFatih Ozavci
Enterprise companies are using consumer and IoT devices to complete (or expand) their services such as broadband, IPTV, media streaming, satellite, voice and 3G/4G services. Although the devices are owned by the service providers, subscribers have limited (or full) access to them with service agreements. In addition to that, some of consumer devices also have roles on corporate communications, environment security or employee services. Consumer devices are located at subscriber premises; therefore, the traditional security testing approach only covers backend services security, not the devices.
Consumer and IoT devices are susceptible to hardware hacking based attacks such as firmware dumping, re-flashing with a custom firmware, and getting low level access using the physical management interfaces such as SPI, JTAG and UART. Low level access obtained can be used to modify device behaviours or their initial states. This helps attackers to debug consumer devices and operator services, to find new vulnerabilities, and to obtain the device configuration which may contain credentials for the service infrastructure.
Embedded device and hardware hacking is a rising skill set for penetration testers. It is required to understand targeted attacks which may include hardware implants, modified hardware attacking their own infrastructure or compromised devices that target the human factor. Some of advanced testing examples to be discussed are preparing a custom hardware for persistent access during a red teaming exercise, preparing a compromised consumer device for human factor pen-testing, attacking TR-069 services of a provider using smart home modems or altering the security controls of a device to abuse the service.
The presentation focuses on how the existing security testing techniques should be evolved with hardware and IoT hacking, and how service providers can make their infrastructure secure for cutting-edge attacks. Essential hardware hacking information, identifying and using physical management interfaces, hardware hacking toolset, well-known hardware attacks and hardware testing procedure will be presented in a road map for consumer devices security testing. Also a security testing approach will be explained to develop new security testing services and to improve existing ones such as red teaming, human factor pen-testing and infrastructure pen-testing.
Cibo Digital Solution offers simple, cutting edge technology and the most complete package of features to bring food & beverage venues or a retail shops into the digital age. Our simple and affordable integrated platform, streamlines and manages the operations, sales and marketing.
Our easily customizable:
POS system
Digital menus Websites
Mobile applications
Touch displays, allows venue owners and operators to manage and monitor their venues remotely from anywhere any time of the day .
Cibo is offered on Web, iPad, Android tablets and Facebook (for iPad restaurant menus or Android restaurant menus) and every component is seamlessly integrated with our fully- featured:
food ordering system,
real-time reservation solution
client management system,
inventory management system
floor management system
employee’s management
social media marketing and more.
Using Cibo’s cloud based ORS (Online Restaurant System), we enable the venue’s to manage their establishments in real time, for example any changes made to the food menu will simultaneously update the venue’s POS system, website, digital menu, mobile applications and touch screens, whilst notifying the servers and the customers.
KUBIC GLOBAL is a consulting & investment firm focusing on renewable energy (PV, Wind & Biomass) with a trackrecord of 18 projects valued in €402million (jan, 2011)
Networks are becoming ever more complex, making it difficult to manage and secure, especially if you want to implement a segmented network strategy, which we recommend. The answer is to simplify. Fortinet weaves together security solutions designed to be a fully integrated and collaborative Security Fabric to provide the best protection from end-to-end, from IoT to the cloud.
As Fortinet’s first ever Partner of Excellence UK, Infosec Partners' can help you expertly tailor the Fortinet Security Fabric to fit your organisation perfectly.
Dans le cadre de la 8ème edition des Cyber Security Days 2018, organisée par l'agence nationale de la sécurité informatique, notre partenaire Fortinet-Exclusive Networks a présenté son module "Fortinet Security Fabric".
"IoT Security - Make vs Buy?" - IoT Data Analytics & Visualization Summit 2016Verimatrix
Verimatrix SVP of Marketing Steve Christian examines the security vulnerabilities that device and systems vendors become susceptible to as they aggregate and analyze sensitive customer data. His presentation underscores the importance of determining whether or not the expertise, data capture capabilities and computing infrastructures they have available in-house are agile and scalable enough to not only uncover and use detailed customer behavior, but also keep abreast of regulatory and legal data privacy regulations, which vary county-by-country.
Hardware Hacking Chronicles: IoT Hacking for Offence and DefenceFatih Ozavci
Enterprise companies are using consumer and IoT devices to complete (or expand) their services such as broadband, IPTV, media streaming, satellite, voice and 3G/4G services. Although the devices are owned by the service providers, subscribers have limited (or full) access to them with service agreements. In addition to that, some of consumer devices also have roles on corporate communications, environment security or employee services. Consumer devices are located at subscriber premises; therefore, the traditional security testing approach only covers backend services security, not the devices.
Consumer and IoT devices are susceptible to hardware hacking based attacks such as firmware dumping, re-flashing with a custom firmware, and getting low level access using the physical management interfaces such as SPI, JTAG and UART. Low level access obtained can be used to modify device behaviours or their initial states. This helps attackers to debug consumer devices and operator services, to find new vulnerabilities, and to obtain the device configuration which may contain credentials for the service infrastructure.
Embedded device and hardware hacking is a rising skill set for penetration testers. It is required to understand targeted attacks which may include hardware implants, modified hardware attacking their own infrastructure or compromised devices that target the human factor. Some of advanced testing examples to be discussed are preparing a custom hardware for persistent access during a red teaming exercise, preparing a compromised consumer device for human factor pen-testing, attacking TR-069 services of a provider using smart home modems or altering the security controls of a device to abuse the service.
The presentation focuses on how the existing security testing techniques should be evolved with hardware and IoT hacking, and how service providers can make their infrastructure secure for cutting-edge attacks. Essential hardware hacking information, identifying and using physical management interfaces, hardware hacking toolset, well-known hardware attacks and hardware testing procedure will be presented in a road map for consumer devices security testing. Also a security testing approach will be explained to develop new security testing services and to improve existing ones such as red teaming, human factor pen-testing and infrastructure pen-testing.
Cibo Digital Solution offers simple, cutting edge technology and the most complete package of features to bring food & beverage venues or a retail shops into the digital age. Our simple and affordable integrated platform, streamlines and manages the operations, sales and marketing.
Our easily customizable:
POS system
Digital menus Websites
Mobile applications
Touch displays, allows venue owners and operators to manage and monitor their venues remotely from anywhere any time of the day .
Cibo is offered on Web, iPad, Android tablets and Facebook (for iPad restaurant menus or Android restaurant menus) and every component is seamlessly integrated with our fully- featured:
food ordering system,
real-time reservation solution
client management system,
inventory management system
floor management system
employee’s management
social media marketing and more.
Using Cibo’s cloud based ORS (Online Restaurant System), we enable the venue’s to manage their establishments in real time, for example any changes made to the food menu will simultaneously update the venue’s POS system, website, digital menu, mobile applications and touch screens, whilst notifying the servers and the customers.
KUBIC GLOBAL is a consulting & investment firm focusing on renewable energy (PV, Wind & Biomass) with a trackrecord of 18 projects valued in €402million (jan, 2011)
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Data Con LA 2019 - Securing IoT Data with Pervasive Encryption by Eysha Shirr...Data Con LA
Of the 13 billion data records breached across IT systems since 2013, only 4 percent were encrypted. The Internet of Things (IoT) brings network connectivity to everyday devices, many of which may be handling sensitive data. Let's examine the flow of health information in an IoT environment and explore how pervasive encryption can protect IoT data in transit and data at rest at multiple layers of the computing environment. Join this session to learn how to:- interpret US regulations regarding the protection of health information- describe the process for encrypting sensitive data in transit and at rest- differentiate between several levels of encryption for data at rest- analyze various encryption technologies
"IMS Challenges: Integration, Migration and creation of Sustainable business" presented at the ETSI workshop on "IMS Implementation, Deployment & Testing" in Sophia Antipolis, November 2010.
At Apani, our solution keeps data in motion safe and secure from client to client and also server to client.
Apani is a global company, our corporate office is in Southern California with supporting offices in the UK and Japan
We are privately funded by the Takahara Group. They are widely known in Japan as the largest consumer goods company, they are like a Proctor & Gamble company – they also produce pet food.
Our software originated from a Hughes project before the Takahara Group purchased in 2003. Our technology was also used in the development of VPN software for Nortel and Cisco.
Apani provides support to its customers 24/7, along with professional services – We can install and support very large Enterprise customers as well as small to medium businesses.
Our solution can support the needs of different markets, we specialize in Retail, Healthcare, Financial Services and the Public Sector. We will discuss this further as we take a look at a few success stories.
Our solution will work on all types of clients, from Windows, Unix, Linux and others. We are easily managed via our Management Console.
Small footprint software solution for network segmentation instead of hardware firewalls.
The software will are able to manage user access, encryption and segmentation. We will work on physical and virtual servers and protect against intruders.
We can help support compliance mandates like PCI or HIPPA.
Citi was the first and our largest Enterprise customer
They are a very well known financial services company- We help them with PCI compliance
Detailed information is not available as it is proprietary to Citi
The University of Pennsylvania Health System is a group of 3 hospitals and they are one of the oldest hospitals with great credentials
Our solutions helps them with PCI compliance, server segmentation and encryption of data in motion
Our tool is centrally managed which helps IT and lower overhead once set up and configured
Our Public Sector success story is from the Staffordshire Police Department. Our solution support legacy applications for the police department on their 350 server and
2500 workstations.
We helped them with their compliance initiative – in the UK it is called CoCo compliance
They are encrypting data in motion and using our server segmentation
Canadian Tire Financial Services is the financial division of this Canadian retail giant.
Harrods is a luxury department store, but also has locations in airports throughout Asia and Europe
They purchase our solutions for PCI Compliance initiatives and server segmentation
Firewalls and VPNs prevent unauthorized access to the corporate network from the outside
EpiForce manages access and security between systems inside the corporate network
Although hardware devices can control access between systems within the corporate network, as a software solution, EpiForce can be significantly less expensive
EpiForce components are:
Database server stores all the Agent registration and policy data for the system. The database can be either
MySQL is included with the product
Oracle support can be configured
Admin Server delivers policy on demand to each of the Agents and implements Certificate Authority functionality
Admin Console is the GUI for all EpiForce policy and configuration
Agents are the network security policy enforcement points. Agents each have an X.509v3 certificate issued by the Admin Server that must be used to authenticate the Agent before any communications is permitted. When communications is requested, both endpoint Agent systems request all the applicable policies from the Admin Server
EpiForce architecture:
Multiple replica databases provide fail-over system resiliency as well as localized performance for regional or departmental data centers.
Multiple Admin Servers provide fail-over system resiliency and load-balancing for improved performance.
One or more Admin Consoles manage all databases, Admin Servers and Agents
Agents run on Microsoft Windows XP, 2003 Server, 2008 Server and Windows 7, Linux (Red Hat 3, 4 and 5), Solaris, AIX and HP-UX (both PA-RISC and Itanium.
Windows and Linux systems can be virtualized in VMware, Citrix and Hyper-V and AIX systems can be run in LPARs
There are three parts to an Agent:
The Key Manager (KM) responds to requests from the SP to negotiate between Agents by calling the INM and responds to requests by SP for network security policies by asking the Admin Server.
The IKE (IPsec Key Exchange) Negotiation Manager (INM) in user space authenticates the Agents using the X509v3 certificates, negotiates security parameters and establishes Security Associations (SAs) to transfer user data
The Security Policy (SP) manager is a driver that examines every packet that enters or leaves the system. The Security Policy module enforces the network security policy.
A Zone is a set of rules (clear, protect or deny) for specific ports that apply to a list of Agents or Users, IP addresses or address ranges. Additionally, Agents can be added to a Zone by address ranges, subnets, or both.
There are three types of Zones:
Client/Server Zone― Defines a Security Policy when a client initiates communication with a server.
Internal Access Zone― Defines a Security Policy for peer-to-peer, bi-directional communications between Agents and Users. Used for communications between servers in the data center.
External Access Zone― Define a Security Policy between a specific Agent and a host, such as an Internet site, inside or outside the Zone.
When an Agent begins communications with another system, the Agent requests a list of all Zones that apply between the two end points from the Admin Server.
The Agent sorts the received Zone information by Zone priority where Client/Server Zones are the highest priority. The Agent uses the security policy in the highest priority Zone that applies to the port used for communications between the two Agents. This allows the use of multiple overlapping Zones to describe the overall network security policy.
Because EpiForce Agents are installed as a driver, no application changes are required to implement network security policy
Some use cases for EpiForce are:
Separation of production from non-production systems, sometime referred to as network segmentation
Limit access to internal systems to legitimate partner and contractors
Protect data-in-motion within the company network from sniffers
Virtualization implementation
Configure network access policy on the user’s login identity rather than Agent so that the policy will follow the user as they move from system to system
Network segmentation can be implemented in two ways:
Create a Zone that either grants access or denies access.
Configure individual Agents as Isolated and use Zones to allow critical communications
Creating a Zone which denies communications between development systems and human resource servers eliminates access for developers to a sensitive data center resource
Network segmentation can minimize the scope of audits where one group of Agents cannot access another group
Many companies are faced with a guest networking security challenge and use network firewalls, ACLs and VLANs and firewall rules to physically separate the machines involved in contractor projects from the broader network
The challenge is to manage the access to systems once guests are granted access to the corporate network
A single EpiForce Agent can be used to limit access for guest users to internal systems by:
The guest uses a VPN through a firewall to access the corporate network.
The VPN authenticates the user and provides an IP address from a pool of address
The user is directed to a Windows or Citrix terminal server with the EpiForce Agent installed
An agent-based policy can use the source IP address range to allow or block access to internal servers
A user-based policy can limit access to internal servers where the end-user logs in at the Windows or Citrix terminal server
Policy-based encryption of data in motion enables encryption to be applied in a granular, port-level deployment, encrypting only those communications required to be confidential to minimize encryption computational overhead
EpiForce provides enterprises the ideal encryption option – strong security, minimal application performance impact and lower bandwidth requirements
Where EpiForce Agents are installed on systems running in a virtualized environment, network security policy is enforced regardless of the host system
EpiForce Agents can change IP addresses without changing any policy configurations so virtual machines can move freely between hosts in the data center
EpiForce Agents support moving live VMs using VMware VMotion without interrupting communications. IP addresses are automatically changed as the VM is moved between ESX hosts
Not only is network traffic managed between a VM and the external network, all traffic is managed between VMs on the same host
Each Agent is identified by a unique name. Since duplicate Agent names are not allowed, VM sprawl is minimized
Compare this to virtualized network security implemented using firewalls and intrusion protection systems
In addition to specifying network security policy for all traffic to and from an Agent, EpiForce can also apply security policy by the user name that sends or receives traffic on all Windows platforms with cooperation with Agents on non-Windows platforms.
User names that are used to specify network policy must be entered in the EpiForce database. EpiForce supports local, system and domain defined user names.
Where users are managed in a Microsoft Active Directory (AD) domain controller, user names can be imported and periodically synchronized with AD using scheduled LDAP extracts.
LDAP extract schedules are configured in the Admin Console. If user names are defined in AD, the Admin Server can authenticate user names using Microsoft Kerberos login credentials before sending network security policy based on a user name to the Agent.
EpiForce features:
Uses industry standard cryptographic protocols to secure Agents and network data
Automates all cryptographic tasks, for example, certificate renewals and key creation
Provides selective data protection for data on the corporate network
Manages network security for all VMs within a host as well as between hosts.
Implements identical network security policies on both virtual and physical systems transparently
