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Using Threat Intelligence to Address Your Growing Digital Risk
The document discusses the rising challenges of digital risks and cyber threats faced by businesses, emphasizing the necessity of threat intelligence for risk management. It highlights various sources of increased risk including supply chains, insider threats, technology infrastructure, and the growing digital footprint due to IoT devices. The speaker, Adam Meyer, advocates for a strategic approach to using threat intelligence to enhance defenses, manage risks proactively, and better allocate resources.
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- 1. Using Threat Intelligence toAddress Your Growing Digital Risk
- 2. Today’s Speaker Adam Meyer ChiefSecurity Strategist SurfWatch Labs 2
- 3. The Fabric ofCyber 3 • Cyber is tied to the fabric of everything necessary to run a business, connecting or enabling your: - Supply chain - Customer base - Business support applications - Financials - IT Infrastructure - Marketing and Sales - Communications
- 4. The Threat Balloon 4 Cybercriminals shifttheir tactics to hit targets that are: “Attractive” and “Soft” This is a blind spot in your risk program
- 5. The CISO’s Tugof War 5 Intelligence Operations (Tracking threats) vs. Network Defense (Stop the Bleeding) All of the Breached Companies Had Security Tools and Staff… Why is it that spending keeps increasing but nothing ever changes? Source: EMC
- 6. Your Digital Footprintis Expanding Beyond Traditional Corporate Walls 6
- 7. Increased Risk From YourPhysical Infrastructure 7 • Building Automation - “Smart” Consumables - Facilities Devices - HVAC • Operational Technology - ICS/SCADA Devices • Physical Security - CCTV - Access Control
- 8. Increased Risk From YourEmployees 8 • Insider Risk - Malicious Data Leakage - Extortion - Fraud • Identity/Access Management - Exposed Credentials - Employee Doxing • Social Engineering - Phishing - Phone Scams - Help Desk Scams
- 9. Increased Risk From YourPublic-Facing Presence 9 • Customer Portals - Brute Force Attempts - Customer Account Takeover - Customer Account Transfer • Social Media - Account Takeover - Malicious Followers - Social Media Threat “Chatter” • Company Site and Blog - Brand Profiling - Domain Hijack/Theft - Account Takeover
- 10. Increased Risk From YourSupply Chain 10 • Partners - Data Exchange - Connectivity - Data “Custodianship” • As-a-Service Vendors - Customer Impact - Brand Impact - Service Impact • Suppliers - Financials Transactions - Data Exchange - Availability
- 11. Increased Risk From Criminal/FraudActivity 11 • Dark Web Markets - Sale of Commodities - Counterfeit Efforts - Fraud Efforts • Cybercrime Forums - Discussion About “You” - Sharing of Sensitive Information • Open Source - Blogs - Forums - Social Media - Paste Sites
- 12. Increased Risk From YourTechnology Infrastructure 12 • Devices - Threats Targeting Your Devices - Threats Targeting Your Device Vendors • Applications - Vulnerabilities Affecting Your Apps - Threats Targeting Your Apps • Software (A Stack) - Vulnerabilities Affecting Your Software Suites and Capabilities - Threats Targeting Your Software Suites and Capabilities
- 13. How Does YourDigital Footprint Translate into Increased Risk? 13 • Network-enabled or "smart" IOT devices are commonplace • The potential of having numerous devices per building potentially translates into the largest digital footprint that is NOT under proper security management • According to IDC forecasts, 40 percent of the information in the digital universe requires some level of protection, but only half of that data is protected.
- 14. IoT Threat Examples 14 Riseof the IoT Botnets • Proliferation of devices • DDoS attacks • Ease of weaponization – ala Mirai, which weaponizes vulnerable IoT devices Distribution of Mirai Botnet in October attack
- 15. Dark Web ForumExample 15 Sentry MBA is a credential-stuffing tool that tests stolen credentials against the authentication mechanisms on websites and mobile application API servers to discover instances of password reuse across those applications, and enable large- scale account takeovers.
- 16. Dark Web MarketExample 16 Fake Web Pages to use in phishing attacks – Bank of Montreal
- 17. Physical Infrastructure Example 17 BACnetwas designed to allow communication of building automation and control systems for applications such as heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning control (HVAC), lighting control, access control, and fire detection systems and their associated equipment. The BACnet protocol provides mechanisms for computerized building automation devices to exchange information, regardless of the particular building service they perform.
- 18. Physical Infrastructure Example 18 TridiumNiagara is an IoT Building Automation Manufacturer Device belongs to an Assisted Living Facility in NY
- 19. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 19 Gain critical insights on ACTIVE threats and risks to your business and can be applied to different areas • Threat Intel teams – know threat actors and their motivations to improve your defenses • Fraud teams – understand what commodities are being monetized so you can minimize fraud • Partners and Suppliers – understand the “presence” your vendors have to complement supply chain risk management • Breach Response – improve your planning and preparation instead of waiting to “get the call” from law enforcement • Executives and BoDs – understand the impact of cyber risk on your business and know where/how to best allocate resources to effectively mitigate risk • Brand Management – understand and mitigate brand risks from open and dark web sources
- 20. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 20 SurfWatch Cyber Advisor: Strategic and Operational CTI • Establish a unique, in-depth cyber risk profile • Collect relevant threat data from a wide range of open, deep and dark web sources • Continuously and proactively monitor for new, emerging or trending threats to your business, supply chain and industry • Produce “to-the-point” cyber threat alerts and reports with risk mitigation recommendations • Establish and/or extend your cyber threat intel operation with automated data collection and processing, a team of expert analysts and SaaS visualization software
- 21. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 21 Gain a Complete Picture of Your Digital Risk Landscape How do cyber risks impact your… • Business processes • Critical IT infrastructure • Brand • Finances • Customers • Suppliers • and More…
- 22. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 22 Aggregate and Standardize Cyber Data from Thousands of Sources • Social Media • Cyber Expert Blogs and News Feeds • Vulnerability Reports • PII Release Reports • Phishing and Breach Reports • Deep Web, Dark Web Markets and Forums • Paste Sites • Customers
- 23. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 23 Team of Human Experts • Former U.S. Intelligence Analysts • Operational Cybersecurity Practitioners • Relevant Threats are Mapped to Your Key Business Areas so You Know Your Cyber Strengths and Weaknesses • Analysis of Actors, Threat Campaigns, etc. includes Specific Best Practice Recommendations to Take Meaningful Action and Mitigate Risk
- 24. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 24 Stay Ahead of Cyber Criminals • Receive actionable alerts on ONLY cyber threats relevant to your business • Read personalized risk reports, written in plain English and based on your profile • Easy to understand and share with key business and technical stakeholders across the enterprise - Executives and Board of Directors - Legal - IT Operations - Information Security - Enterprise Risk Management - Fraud Department
- 25. Using Threat Intelligenceto Drive More Effective Risk Decisions 25 Keep Up with Evolving Risk • Proactively monitor changes in your cyber risk profile • Access to SurfWatch Threat Analyst so your team can review, monitor and analyze relevant intel • Ongoing alerts and reports when a relevant threat matches your risk profile • Analyst team on standby for specific questions including threat impact assessment, actor profiles, TTPs, and more • Receive updated list of phishing URLs and IPs based on SurfWatch collected data, along with assistance in notifying providers to initiate “takedown”
- 26. Q&A and Additional SurfWatchLabs Resources 26 SurfWatch Cyber Advisor: www.surfwatchlabs.com/cyber-advisor SurfWatch Threat Analyst: www.surfwatchlabs.com/threat-intel Dark Web Intelligence: www.surfwatchlabs.com/dark-web-intelligence Personalized SurfWatch Demo: info.surfwatchlabs.com/request-demo Strategic and Operational Threat Intelligence