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nullcon 2011 - Protect infrastructure of protect information – Lessons from Wikileaks
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2. Question : Why do F1 cars have the biggest brakes ? Answer : Because they need to go the fastest.
3. Protect Infrastructure or protect information ?? Lessons from Wikileaks Presentation at NullCon 2011, Goa Vishal Gupta Seclore
4. Information exchange in the collaborative world Information is exchanged between Employees of the organisation Enterprise CUSTOMERS VENDORS Information is exchanged between employees & vendors & employees & customers What happens if an employee with privileged access leaves to join a competitor ? What happens if information shared with a vendor is lost by the vendor ? VPN SSL UTM Firewall … TELEMARKETER Competitors Firewalls
5. The compromise ... Increasing risks of systems and data Decreasing availability of systems and data Data Center Enterprise + Partners Enterprise The world Decreasing control and protection over data
10. Unstructured information security Option 2 : Control Usage . . . Security Collaboration Right Location Right Time Right Action Right Person
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12. Lessons from Wikileaks Content is King security supposed to be like ‘ s security 1 Thou shall focus on protecting the information … because no “wall” is too high 3 Thou shall listen to dad & not watch TV beyond 7 pm 2
13. About … Seclore is a high growth information security product company focused on providing Security without compromising collaboration Seclore’s flagship product Seclore FileSecure is used by More than 1 million users & some of the largest enterprises
A Formula 1 car ( top speed 260 Miles an hour ) can decelerate from 62-0 mph in about 55 ft. Compare this to a 2007 Porsche 911 turbo ( top speed 180 Miles an hour ) which takes about 103 feet to brake from 62-0 mph. Formula 1 cars can brake from 124 mph to a complete stop in just 2.9 seconds and use only 213 feet.
A Formula 1 car ( top speed 260 Miles an hour ) can decelerate from 62-0 mph in about 55 ft. Compare this to a 2007 Porsche 911 turbo ( top speed 180 Miles an hour ) which takes about 103 feet to brake from 62-0 mph. Formula 1 cars can brake from 124 mph to a complete stop in just 2.9 seconds and use only 213 feet.