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As originally posted on Security Boulevard on January 7, 2019
Not long ago, enterprise security could be organized neatly around the critical assets needing to be guarded. However, this “moat and fortress” model for cyberdefense is being demolished as the world turns to the cloud. This vanishing perimeter poses a profound problem for CISOs already grappling with other secular trends including mobile computing, shared security paradigms and fast-moving threat actors.
Take, for example, security information and event management (SIEM) system in the cloud. The underlying principle of a SIEM is that relevant data about an enterprise’s security is produced from multiple sources and must be correlated. By collecting and collating all data in a single location, it becomes easier to spot patterns, run searches and hunt for threats. This approach historically worked well in traditional fix-capacity environments. However, as threat actors evolve and IT environments continue to move to pure or hybrid cloud deployments, extracting meaningful and actionable information from SIEMs has proven difficult, requiring continuous creation of manual rules and policy updates to detect evasive threats. Securing and monitoring infrastructures have become more complicated and riskier as security architects struggle to map existing security solutions and techniques to the cloud. According to Verizon’s latest Data Breach Investigations Report, more than two-thirds of breaches worldwide went undetected for several months. Another study from NSS Labs shows SIEMs being deployed in more than 87 percent of enterprises.
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Correlating these two data points, traditional SIEMs are woefully behind the eight ball and seldom deliver on their promise. A new approach is needed so that detection and response can be delivered with agility and scale to tackle this problem head-on.
Watching and analyzing activity can be way more challenging in cloud native applications, since servers may be created and destroyed in days, hours or even minutes (in the case of containers). Time is at a premium for getting the activity trace off the “box” onto the aggregation platform. The best way to assure compliance, security and agile response is to co-locate the SIEM besides the rest of the infrastructure in the cloud so that logging can be centralized. Next, the security telemetry from underlying operating systems, network devices, users and applications need to be ingested at the aggregation layer. This sensor telemetry is augmented by external threat intelligence sources that provides a near-real time view of the existing threat climate and any emerging threats. The SIEM platform can then funnel this streaming dataset to a data lake where machine learning techniques are used to detect anomalies, corroborate potential threats and surfacing security incidents.
Whether you are running a public, private or hybrid cloud, it is important to optimize the vast array of tools at your disposal so that your monitoring strategy can be effective, comprehensive and most importantly scale with your business. Here are three essentials that can help you be successful:
Traditional monitoring architectures are built around fix-capacity environments and ill-equipped to handle the dynamic and elastic nature of cloud workloads. A new adaptive security approach is needed to support the digital transformation while retaining the ability to detect and respond to a new generation of threat actors.
Eldon Sprickerhoff is the original pioneer and inventor of what is now referred to as Managed Detection and Response (MDR). In founding eSentire, he responded to the incipient yet rapidly growing demand for a more proactive approach to preventing and investigating information security breaches. Now with over 20 years of tactical experience, Eldon is acknowledged as a subject matter expert in information security analysis. Eldon holds a Bachelor of Mathematics, Computer Science degree from the University of Waterloo.