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Hosted by How to Address Data Center Operations Challenges Jon Oltsik Principal, Hype-Free June 4, 2003

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How to Address Data Center Operations Challenges

Jon OltsikPrincipal, Hype-FreeJune 4, 2003

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How many industry analysts does it take to change a light bulb?

Answer: This may seem like a simple

question but it has extensive

ramifications. Therefore, answers are

best handled on a firm-by-firm basis.

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Industry Analyst Responses

IDC: 7 billion light bulbs worldwide, CAGR 4%

Meta: Define light bulb transformation business

process

Forrester: The Holistic Internet Illumination Voyage

(Giga will cover IT impact)

Gartner:

• “New nanotechnologies will make light bulbs obsolete by 2028

(0.8 Probability)

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Data Center FuturesTrust me. Weunderstand your data center needs. We’ll take care of it, Just sign this PO!

Without question, thedata center of the future will blah, blah,blah, blah, blah, blahblah, blah, blah. . .

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Data Center Management & Operations

Billy Gates,Manager, Data CenterOperations

Scotty McNealy,Manager, SecurityOperations

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Billy’s Challenges

People

• IT organized around technology not business

• In constant fire-fighting mode

Process

• Lack of defined policies

• Too many manual processes

Technology

• 37% annual device growth

• Too many point tools

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Scotty’s Challenges

People

• Limited security group

• Limited security knowledge and training

Process

• Lack of enterprise security policies

• Limited security preparation

Technology

• Too many point tools

• No end-to-end security picture

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Addressing The Issues

IT Governance

Organizational Model

Data Center Operations

Security

Common

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IT Governance Definition

• A standard set of policies and procedures for all IT operations activities

Models

• IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL). Developed in UK.

Defines best practices in 24 IT disciplines.

• Control Objective for Information and Related Technology (CobiT).

Four domains, planning and organization, acquisition and

implementation, delivery and support, and monitoring

Caveats

• Phased approach

• Must be supported by Business Governance

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Success Stories

Global adoption of ITIL, 1997• Savings of over $500 million in first 4 years

• 6% to 8% cut in operating costs

• 15% to 20% reduction in technology staff

• “When IT processes are done by 5,000 people consistently

across one company, service management can deliver

tremendous savings.” Morton Cohen, Manager, Global

Service Management

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IT Organization

Issues:

•Hierarchy of services•Staffing•Accountability•Compensation•Communications

•Wells Fargo Bank•Internet Banking

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Improving Billy’s World

Rely on IT Governance to cope with scale• Support with tools as necessary

Provide a solid baseline• Service chain

• Set standards: Thresholds, data. . .

Build management into applications

Measure and communicate

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Scotty’s World

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

200M

300M

400M

500M

600M

700M

900M

0

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pts

100M

800M

*Analysis by Symantec Security Response using data from Symantec, IDC & ICSA; 2002 estimated **Source: CERT

Net

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Atte

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s20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

120,000

0

100,000Blended Threats

(CodeRed, Nimda, Slammer)

Denial of Service(Yahoo!, eBay)

Mass Mailer Viruses(Love Letter/Melissa)

Zombies

Polymorphic Viruses(Tequila)

Malicious Code InfectionAttempts*

Network IntrusionAttempts**

World-wide Attacks

SQL Slammer, 1/24/2003

•Effected over 200k servers•Infected servers doubled every 8.5 seconds•BOA, Continental Airlines, Microsoft, City of Seattle•Over $1 billion in damages

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Typical Response

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Improving Scotty’s World

Source: Hype-Free Consulting

Security Technology

Security Operations

Staff decisions

Policy decisions

Business

(2a) Bottom-up security

Security Technology

Security Operations

Security Policy

Security Organization

Executive Management

(2b) Top-down security

Audit Trail

•Appoint CSO•Reports to CEO

•Combine security groups•Physical and Infosec

•Training •Employees•IT

•Communications

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Improving Scotty’s World

Phasedapproach through facilitated workshops

•ITIL•ITSM•CobiT

IT Governance

Security Policies and Procedures

Industry-specific requirements

Company-specific requirements

World-classSecurity

OrganizationDirection

•ISO 17799•CISSP CBK•NIST 800-37

•GLBA•HIPAA

Source: Hype-Free Consulting & Treadstone71

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Improving Scotty’s World

Defense-in-depth• Understand security service chain

• Review constantly

Designate a response plan and team• IT & business team

• Design acceptable plan by service

Practice, practice, practice

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Summary

Big issues with:• IT Operations

• Security

Fix processes with strong IT governance

Fix organization to bridge the business

and IT

Address technology issues last

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Thank You

Jon OltsikPrincipal, [email protected]

Rock on,brotherGeek!

Awesomejob, Jonny O!