Collaboration in Cyber SecurityCOLLABORATIVE THREAT INTELLIGENCE AND ACTIONABLE INTEGRATION

Cyber Security 4.0, Aarhus

November 2016

Peter B. LangeExecutive IT-Architect, IBM Software

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Take care out there

https://exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com/

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It takes too long to make information actionable

Analysts can’t separatethe signal from the noise

Data is gathered from untrusted sources

1 Source: ESG Global

65% of enterprise firms use external threat intelligence to enhance their security decision making 1

Security teams often lack critical support to make the most of these resources.

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collaborative threat intelligence

Enhance security insights with curated content

Collaborate with peers to validate threats and develop response plans.

Strengthen security solutions with threat intelligence delivered through open standards

use cases:

Enhance security investigations

THREAT INTELLIGENCE CONTENT

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Automated technologies and research teams monitor the global threat level at all times

Dynamic updatesThreat intelligence

databases are dynamically updated—delivering up-to-

the-minute accuracy

AnalysisSecurity teams analyze

the global data to identify attack trends and share

insightsData capture The web is continuously

scanned and categorized, identifying malware hosts,

spam sources, etc.

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20,000+ devicesunder contract

20B events managedper day

133 monitored countries

3,700+ security-related patents

270M endpoints monitored for malware

32B analyzed web pages and images

8M spam and phishing attacks daily

860K malicious IP addresses

100K documented vulnerabilities

Millions of unique malware samples

As of April 29, 20016

The scale of IBM Security brings unique breadth and depth to X-Force threat intelligence

Working together for collaborative defense

COLLABORATION

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Inhibitors to collaborative defense

§ Fear of liability

§ Corporate policies

§ Non-existent processes

§ Lack of resources

§ Lack of trust relationships

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To address these inhibitors, companies can participate in private collaboration on a shared platform

Private groups with shared collections to address investigations and research workflow

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Participants in industry consortiums can also collaborate on the platform

Discovers a new malware domain and marks it as malicious in the X-Force Exchange

INCIDENTRESPONDER

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Finds the domain and applies blocking rules to quickly stop malicious traffic. Shares with his CISO using the Exchange

SECURITYANALYST

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Adds the domain to a public collection named “Malicious Traffic Sources Targeting Financial Industry” to share with industry peersCISO

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IBM X-FORCE

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For the first time, clients can interact with IBM X-Force security researchers and experts directly.Identify X-Force contributors by the blue market on their profile.

Integrating with security solutions

TAKING ACTION

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SDK

X-Force Threat Intelligence can be integrated into security solutions via multiple methods

Data & intelligence

sources

Analytics Engine

IBM Security Products

OEM

SDK

Platform Users Open API

Commercial API

APIPortal

Threat Intelligence Content

pDNSWhois informationCollectionsHigher Order

Intelligence

VulnerabilitiesMalwareMalware FamiliesIP ReputationURL ReputationWeb Applications

Delivery Layer

Threat integration Threat consumers

Platform Layer

ibm.com/security

securityintelligence.com

xforce.ibmcloud.com

@ibmsecurity

youtube/user/ibmsecuritysolutions

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