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David Spinks

Insider Threats to Industrial Control Systems

Technology Business

Cyber Security in Real-Time Systems
CSIRS
David Spinks
CSIRS
Cyber Security in Real-Time Systems
Advanced Attacks and Role of Insiders

70% of all breaches are discovered by external 3rd parties!

Why me?
Worked in process control and ICS environments for about 24 years then moved
into Information Security Risk Management for last 20 years.
My first job in 1970
Glaxo (now GSK) –Animal Rights 10 years

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Why me?
UKAEA thenAEATechnology plc 10 years
Safety Risk Management SRD

Cyber Security in Real Time Systems?
LinkedinCSIRS:http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Cyber-Security-in-RealTime-Systems-3623430
 Safety Critical and Safety Related Systems
 Mission and Business Critical systems
 Critical National Infrastructure (CNI)
 Systems in Energy, Oil and Gas
 Regulated systems in Financial Industry such as E-banking and Point-of-Sale (POS)
 SCADA and PLC in large-scale manufacturing
 Systems supporting Defence and Law Enforcement
 Health and Pharmaceutical Systems
 Aviation and Transport Systems

https://www.cert.org/insider-threat/
http://www.cpni.gov.uk/advice/Personnel-security1/Insider-threats/
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UK MoD

Types of InsiderThreat
Unauthorised disclosure
of sensitive information
Process corruption
Facilitation of third party
access to assets
Physical, Logical and Sabotage
APT
Social
Engineering
Malware

Who is a possible Insider Threat?
Disgruntled employees Passed over for salary increase or
promotion
Former employees - fired from the company, holds animosity to
company or personnel
Addictions – Drugs,Alcohol or Gambling
Gullible to Social engineers or Coercion or Blackmail

Role Based Access Controls – Segregated Access

You will be caught deterrent
Physical access logs Phone access logs Email and InternetAccess
We are monitoring and make sure all staff know
reports are examined and action will be taken

Embedding Security within Corporate Culture
Care, Compassion and Consideration
Primary defence
social engineering

Finally what is certain
Threats
Losses
Sophistication

CSIRS
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david.spinks@hp.com

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1. Cyber Security in Real-Time Systems CSIRS David Spinks CSIRS Cyber Security in Real-Time Systems Advanced Attacks and Role of Insiders

2. 70% of all breaches are discovered by external 3rd parties!

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4. Sizewell B Software Emergency Shut Down code validation Why me? UKAEA thenAEATechnology plc 10 years Safety Risk Management SRD

5. Cyber Security in Real Time Systems? LinkedinCSIRS:http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Cyber-Security-in-RealTime-Systems-3623430  Safety Critical and Safety Related Systems  Mission and Business Critical systems  Critical National Infrastructure (CNI)  Systems in Energy, Oil and Gas  Regulated systems in Financial Industry such as E-banking and Point-of-Sale (POS)  SCADA and PLC in large-scale manufacturing  Systems supporting Defence and Law Enforcement  Health and Pharmaceutical Systems  Aviation and Transport Systems

6. https://www.cert.org/insider-threat/ http://www.cpni.gov.uk/advice/Personnel-security1/Insider-threats/ Best Practice Research US DoD UK MoD

7. Types of InsiderThreat Unauthorised disclosure of sensitive information Process corruption Facilitation of third party access to assets Physical, Logical and Sabotage APT Social Engineering Malware

8. Motive

9. Cert Cases

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11. Who is a possible Insider Threat? Disgruntled employees Passed over for salary increase or promotion Former employees - fired from the company, holds animosity to company or personnel Addictions – Drugs,Alcohol or Gambling Gullible to Social engineers or Coercion or Blackmail

12. Top 3 InsiderThreat Mitigation Steps

13. Role Based Access Controls – Segregated Access

14. You will be caught deterrent Physical access logs Phone access logs Email and InternetAccess We are monitoring and make sure all staff know reports are examined and action will be taken

15. Embedding Security within Corporate Culture Care, Compassion and Consideration Primary defence social engineering

16. Finally what is certain Threats Losses Sophistication

17. Final thought

18. CSIRS Cyber Security in Real-Time Systems david.spinks@hp.com

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