BeyondCorp Myths: Busted

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BeyondCorp is a zero trust security model that provides access based on authentication of users and devices rather than network location. It does not require replacing all existing security tools or only working in fully managed device environments. While it benefits from starting with a greenfield application, existing systems can transition gradually by centralizing authentication, emphasizing endpoint trust, and retaining some network segmentation initially before removing VPNs. The goal is better security through adherence to policies in practice and improved visibility and controls rather than being a single silver bullet solution.

BeyondCorp Myths
Bay Area Cyber Security Meetup - Feb 23rd, 2018
Ivan Dwyer | @fortyfivan

Attracting the detractors
(but I wholeheartedly agree with both sentiments)

Google Security For Everyone Else
➔ The network does not determine which
services you can access
➔ Access is granted based on what is known
about you and your device
➔ All access to services must be
authenticated, authorized, and encrypted

BeyondCorp requires a complete security transformation

Take it in Stride (where you can)
➔ Find your “base camp” use case - best
with a greenfield application
➔ Run through a discovery phase to
determine what you’re working with
➔ Investigate products and services that
can do most of the leg work

Encouraging Better Security Posture
➔ The architecture is designed to adhere
to your policies in practice
➔ Monitor and audit all the things - better
controls -> better visibility
➔ Provide helpful tips for people to
self-remediate (instead of calling IT)

BeyondCorp makes you throw out all your network security tools

It’s About When to Make a Decision
➔ Centralize independent authN and
authZ processes at Layer 7
➔ Emphasis on trust attestation around
the endpoints and assets
➔ Keep your firewalls and VPCs in place -
only turn off VPNs when comfortable

BeyondCorp can only work in a managed device environment

Support BYOD (where you can)
➔ You don’t have to take over all your
users’ devices - just collect state
➔ Look to MDM vendors or open source
projects like osquery
➔ Think about device provisioning along
with user provisioning

@fortyfivan
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BeyondCorp Myths: Busted

1. BeyondCorp Myths Bay Area Cyber Security Meetup - Feb 23rd, 2018 Ivan Dwyer | @fortyfivan

2. Attracting the detractors (but I wholeheartedly agree with both sentiments)

3. Now about those myths

4. BeyondCorp is only a Google thing

5. Google Security For Everyone Else ➔ The network does not determine which services you can access ➔ Access is granted based on what is known about you and your device ➔ All access to services must be authenticated, authorized, and encrypted

6. BeyondCorp requires a complete security transformation

7. Take it in Stride (where you can) ➔ Find your “base camp” use case - best with a greenfield application ➔ Run through a discovery phase to determine what you’re working with ➔ Investigate products and services that can do most of the leg work

8. BeyondCorp is a security silver bullet

9. Encouraging Better Security Posture ➔ The architecture is designed to adhere to your policies in practice ➔ Monitor and audit all the things - better controls -> better visibility ➔ Provide helpful tips for people to self-remediate (instead of calling IT)

10. BeyondCorp makes you throw out all your network security tools

11. It’s About When to Make a Decision ➔ Centralize independent authN and authZ processes at Layer 7 ➔ Emphasis on trust attestation around the endpoints and assets ➔ Keep your firewalls and VPCs in place - only turn off VPNs when comfortable

12. BeyondCorp can only work in a managed device environment

13. Support BYOD (where you can) ➔ You don’t have to take over all your users’ devices - just collect state ➔ Look to MDM vendors or open source projects like osquery ➔ Think about device provisioning along with user provisioning

14. @fortyfivan www.scaleft.com www.beyondcorp.com

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