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Protocol Usage in Secure Networks
Matthew G. Marsh
Chief Scientist, NEbraskaCERT
President, Paktronix Systems LLC
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Overview
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Principle of Inviolability
PoI - Definitions
Risk Boundary Analysis
Integrated Security Network
ISO/OSI 7-Layer Model
Physical/Logical Network Structures
Protocols vs. Transports
CIA
World Oyster Views
Secure Protocols - Definitions
Secure Protocols - Defined
Example
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Principle of Inviolability
An object is considered Inviolate when all
communication with that object is provably
limited to the scope of service provided by that
object.
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PoI - Definitions
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Object
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Communication
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Both theory AND practice confirm the Communication and
Boundary scopes.
Scope of Service
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Any Input/Output through the boundary
Provably Limited
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The entire set of devices/networks/etc that can be
encapsulated by a defined boundry.
What the object provides through the boundary
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Risk Boundary Analysis
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Define Boundary
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PoI vs. Connectivity
Finite vs. Infinite
• Discrete Structure
• Quanta and Tao
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Integrated Security Network
Fulfills PoI as an Object
• Internally PoI consistent
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Each internal object fulfills PoI
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ISO/OSI
All People Seem To Need Diet Pepsi
• Tastes Great! - Less Filling!
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PhysiLog Networks
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What is a Network?
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What is the structure?
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Bus & Tag & Pipe & Ring...
What is your favorite colour?
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Protocol, Communication, Scope
Oh - wrong scene - try again:
What is the PhysioLog Structure?
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Protocols vs. Transports
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What is a Protocol?
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What is a Transport?
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And how far down do you go in the stack?
Tunnels, Encapsulations, Raw
Remember the PhysioLog definitions
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CIA
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Confidentiality
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Integrity
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Verify the data is not modified
Authenticity
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Verify who saw the data
Verify the data owner
Cranial Inspection Authority
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World Oyster View
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Integrated Security Network
• Internal Protocol Structures
• Why Use other protocols
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Secure Protocols
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Network Transport
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Routable
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Encapsulable
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Capable of filter application within endpoint structure
Non Network Transport
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Routable through inclusion within a routable transport
Fine Grained
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Capable of extending across physical and logical boundaries
Encapsulable
Fine Grained
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Secure Protocols - Cont'd
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IP/IPX
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NetB{IOS/UEI}
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Encapsulable, Fine Grained
Serial/Parallel
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Routable, Encapsulable, Fine Grained
Non Network, Encapsulable
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Example
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Protocol Usage
Matthew G. Marsh
Chief Scientist, NEbraskaCERT
President, Paktronix Systems LLC
[email protected]
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