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Cyber Security threats to Open Government Data

Cyber Security threats to Open Government Data . Vishal Marria April 2014. The Govt Cyber threat Landscape : Be Afraid. The US Department of Defense detected 300 Million network penetration attempts last year, up from 6 million in Yr. 2000

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Cyber Security threats to Open Government Data

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  1. Cyber Security threats to Open Government Data Vishal Marria April 2014

  2. The Govt Cyber threat Landscape : Be Afraid • The US Department of Defense detected 300 Million network penetration attempts last year, up from 6 million in Yr. 2000 • The US Govt Accountability Office found in its survey that 23 of the 24 agencies surveyed did not have computer security protections in place • Govt computer networks are constantly bombarded with cyber threats from sources around the world • It is evidenced that, Govt departments sharing open data attracts more global attention on cyber threats The analytics approach to Cyber security….

  3. Case Study: Undisclosed Govt Organization Situation: • A government organization needed to coordinate and monitor the defense of its vast global networks • 90 percent of the alerts were of a probing nature that did not require immediate action, a lot of valuable time was wasted on unnecessary investigations • In addition, many network monitors produced huge volumes of data in different formats, and the dept did not have any way of doing historical analysis of data visualization on this massive threat data

  4. Case Study: The challenge The organization asked SAS, “Can you…” • Give us a real-time network defense system that automatically generates attack alerts when threat response actions are required, while also dramatically reducing the number of false positives? • Pinpoint anomalous properties of network traffic, which would normally go undetected, as well as uncover hidden relationships and behavior patterns • Aggregate, correlate and merge data from all our network monitoring devices and any other data sources so we could achieve complete network domain awareness

  5. Case Study: The solution SAS developed a hybrid cyber security defense mechanism due to the global nature of access to the govt organization’s web channels

  6. Case Study: The results • Potential threats were recognized sooner than ever before • Analysts were able to investigate incidents on a network view of data at greater speed • Billions of rows, rapidly explored in seconds . Scalability to handle growing volumes of data • Critical pain point of “Alert Prioritization” achieved

  7. Thank you

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