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1. Next Generation Access
Control
Urban Söderström

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Access Control is as easy as in the Middle Ages
Only 2 options:
• Store data safely &
• control access
• Make data unusable

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But internal and external requirements makes the
picture much more complex …..
And the outside world where data is used ….. has changed How ?
Collaboration
Regulatory Compliance
and Governance
New business & mobile-
driven interactions
Time-to-market

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1) Diligent 24 x 7 cyber crime professionals around
• Ransome ware for bitcoins
• Advanced Persistent Threat
• Spearfishing
• National surveillance breaches
Night and day working on their
Continuing Professional Education

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2) Population of computer users has changed
Expert engineers
But also
• Your grandma
• Your todler
• Your malware
• Your fridge
• ………
Everyone is a user
With digital identity

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3) Identity ontology for every individual
My ID as a….
Customer
Supplier
Partner
Private user
Administrator
Anonymous user
Machine
Fraudster, mule
Identity Federation
E-ID
E-Citizenship
Mobil-ID
Bank-ID
…….

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4) Rapid evolving usability requirements – “seven
any”
Any one
Any time
Any where
Any device
Any networg
Any app
Across any value chain
Easy and fast

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5) Purpose of data use has changed
Internet of Things
E-Municipality
E-Government
Smart cities
Mobility
Environment
Commodities
Medical
Safety
Living
Drone delivery
Robot distribution
Physical surveillance

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6) Globalisation & data correlation Connectivity across
Datasets
Applications
“Things”
Value chains
Companies
Continents
Jurisdictions
Platforms
Devices
Clouds
API´s
interoperability

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7) Big data analytics Visual data discovery
Automated decision-making
70% of large organizations
Purchase external data
100% by 2019 (Forbes)
180.000 data analysts in US 2018
E.g. fraud detection
Well combined with physical
security tools
This requires Access Management
BaaS = Back-end of IoT
as a service

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8) Increased control, legislation & regulation
Data protection - GDPR
1) Consistency across European Union
1) One-stop-shop for citizens and business
2) Scope: service providers outside Europe delivering EU services
3) Right to be forgotten-Right to erasure:
1) “Privacy by design” & “privacy by default”
2) Right to be forgotten also applicable to third parties
4) Notification of breach mandatory
1) High fines
5) Payment Services Directive II
1) Mandatory to share customers profiles and data with 3rd parties
2) On request (with customers consent & still adhering to the
3) data protecting regulation)

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Responding to all trends with old school static IAM ?
Transaction
request
Authorisation
Entitlements
For the ID
Assets
+
data
authentication
Identity
+
properties
Password
Token
PIN
Biometric
Multifactor
Behaviour

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By 2020, 70 percent of enterprises will use ABAC as
the dominant mechanism to protect critical assets
“
70%
”
Gartner, 2013
NO ! - Dynamic and fine-grained IAM on data level
required

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Application access = OUT Services, Big data, Federation = IN
Access control on application level falls short
RBAC is too static
Security is required on the level of datasets, data subject
Data Centric Security
Attibute Based Access Control
Transaction
request

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Every single transaction request…
The only thing persistent is
The request for a transaction
(with all its relevant properties)

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deserves an individual VIP treatment
Access decision
engine”
• real time
• context aware
• rule based
• customised
• flexible
• fine-grained
access decisions

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⁃ Policies to protect assets / IP
⁃ Policies to prevent fraud
⁃ Policies to comply with external regulations
⁃ Policies to be more efficient
⁃ Policies to enable new business
⁃ CEOs, CIOs, CISOs, CDOs and other CXOs have responsibilities to define and
implement these policies
⁃ Security and compliance are board-level issues: requires key policies in place to
protect the Enterprise’s interests, IP and to safeguard their investments
Modern Enterprises need to be policy-driven

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⁃ Modern dynamic enterprises need modern dynamic
authorization models to meet requirements for ease of change
and centralization
⁃ Authorizations to…
⁃ Protect sensitive data
⁃ Protect critical assets
⁃ Protect critical transactions
Attribute Based Access Control is the new dynamic model
Access Policies

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Security everywhere
Centralized Rules Management
Data Layer
Service Layer
Process layer
Presentation Layer
Distributed rules enforcement

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Finegrained context aware access mmnt - building blocks
user profile
database
identity federation trust level
framework
framework to manage
interaction of rule sets
e.g conflicting rules,
hierarchy, veto,
ownership
rulesets
in rule
engines

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Attribute Based Access Control
“Context Based”, or “Rule Based” Access Control:
• Fine-grained
• Additional authentication if reqiured (“step-up”)
• Flexible – Easy access if possible, complex when
required
• Configuration of rules in IAM: short time-to-market
(not programmed in applications)
• Risk level on dataset or transaction
• Trustlevel on authentication context
• Immediate intervention in case of compromise
(trustlevel attribute)
• From RBAC to ABAC or hybrid (role is also a rule!)

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Attribute-Based Access Control
A context-aware and dynamic authorization model
Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?

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GDPR or PSD-2 is a opportunity to start using
ABAC
⁃ DPR – GDPR requires changes in your rule and policy
governance
⁃ By using ABAC you don´t have to rework your rule and policy
governance in every application when changes are applied
⁃ You can include the Business in the process by using Business
processes when creating new policys

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Compared to legacy RBAC models…
⁃ Permissions assigned to roles
⁃ Roles assigned to users
⁃ Applications handle access
control intentionally

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Using ABAC to extend role definitions
⁃ ABAC uses attributes and
policies to implement precise
controls
⁃ ABAC extends roles with
⁃ Context and
⁃ Relationships
⁃ ABAC utilizes attributes of the
user as well as the resource to
represent relationships

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Axiomatics provides enterprise
software for access control

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Who we are…
About Axiomatics...
Offices in USA
and Sweden
Venture-backed
since 2013
90% growth
in 2015

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Our Customers
⁃ Fortune 500
⁃ Government Agencies
⁃ Vertical market expertise
⁃ Financial services (banking, insurance)
⁃ Highly-regulated industries (pharmaceuticals, aerospace, automotive…)
⁃ Media companies

29. Success stories
⁃ Securing online payments for 200 million users
⁃ Securing exchange of clinical trial data in
pharmaceutical research
⁃ Millions of transactions a day secured for one of the
world’s largest banks
⁃ Protecting privacy for insurance company’s clients
⁃ Compliance with Export Control regulations for aircraft
manufacturers
⁃ Copyright-protected streaming media for authorized users only
⁃ Improving speed and quality of health IT systems for
veterans nationwide

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Axiomatics Solutions
⁃ Authorization for Applications
⁃ Business logic and middleware
⁃ APIs and web services
⁃ On-premise and cloud applications
⁃ Authorization for Databases
⁃ Relational databases
⁃ Big Data
⁃ Access Review on policies
⁃ Prove regulatory compliance and
permissions of users or groups
⁃ Real-time review of dynamic authorization
⁃ Internal reporting and auditing needed at
various levels of user
⁃ Review what your employees can do

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Structuring the Policies
The Authorization Policy Lifecycle

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Deploy the architecture – Defence in Depth

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Questions?