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For Mocana Customer and Partner Use Securing Industrial and Smart Grid Devices in a Connected World

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For Mocana Customer and Partner Use

Securing Industrial and Smart Grid Devices in a Connected

World

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Agenda

Mocana Overview

Recent Vulnerabilities & Value of Security

Key Concerns, Needs, & Challenges

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2  

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Security Compliance & Best Practices

4  

Introduction to Mocana Security Detail™

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Introducing Mocana

Offices  San  Francisco,  CA  Headquarters  

Industry  Smart  Device  Security  So5ware  and  Services  

Awards  -  World  Economic  Forum  2012    Tech  Pioneer  

-  Gartner  Cool  Vendors  List  for  2012  

-  RedHerring  Global    Top  100  Private  Co.  

Major  Products  -  Smart  Device  Security  PlaKorm™  (SDSP):    24  Modules  

-  Mobile  App  ProtecRon™  (MAP)  

Customers    200+  customers  

Mul=ple  Patents  Filed  and  Granted  

Target  Segments  -  AutomoRve  &  AviaRon  -  Banking  &  Finance  -  Consumer  Electronics  -  Datacom  -  Defense  &  Government  -  Industrial  Automa=on  -  Smart  Grid  /  AMI  -  Medical  -  Mobile    Revenue    200%+  Growth  YoY  

Solid  Investors    -  Intel  /  McAfee    -  Symantec  -  Shasta  Ventures  -  Trident  Capital  

Target  Market  -  Device  Manufacturers  -  Service  Providers  -  Enterprises  

Primary    Business  Benefit  Mocana  insRlls  confidence  and  trust  for  OEMs,  service  providers,  consumers  and  enterprises  by  securing  smart  devices  and  the  applicaRons  and  services  they  carry.  

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Mocana  Smart    Device  Security    PlaKorm  (SDSP)  

Spans  across  Apps,  Devices  &  Services  

Deep  IP  with  MulRple  Patents  Pending  

Mocana  Cryptography  Deemed  “Adequate”    

by  NSA  

Decade  of  Embedded  Security  ExperRse  

 

FIPS  140-­‐2  CerRfied  &  Suite  B  Algorithms  

 

Deployed  Across    200+  OEMs,  300+  

Designs,  and  Millions  of  Devices  

Mocana: Deep Security Expertise & History

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Recent Vulnerabilities & Value of Security

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Jun 2010

Sep 2011

Aug 2012

Oct 2011

Apr 2012

Recent Vulnerabilities in Smart Grid & Industrial

Sep 2012

VirusBlokAda  first  reported  Stuxnet  worm  targeted  Siemens  PLCs  

Rockwell    Automa=on    

PLC  DoS  aOack  exposed  

W32.Duqu  is  reported  and    found  in  across    11  countries    

30,000  Saudi  Aramco  

Worksta=ons  Compromised  (Shamoon)  

Wiper  targets  machines  belonging  to  the  Iranian  Oil  Ministry  and  the  Na=onal  Iranian  Oil  

Company  

New  Stuxnet  /  Flame  Rela=ve  Targets  Middle  East  Banks  

Private  Key  Vulnerabili=es  for  HTTPS/SSL  

and  SSH  

OASyS  SCADA  project  files  stolen  and  malicious  code  installed  on  internal  

systems  Many  SCADA  systems  should  “consider  

themselves  hacked.    It  is  only  a  maOer  =me  before  you  find  out.”  –  Department  of  

Homeland  Security  (DHS)      

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The Value of Security . . .

MeeRng  Industry  Compliance  &  Security  Best  PracRces  

Increasing  Worker  Safety    

Reducing  Corporate  Risk  &  ProtecRng  Brand  

Reducing  In-­‐Field  Maintenance  and  Support  Costs  

Maintaining  Product  DifferenRaRon    

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Key  Concerns,  Needs  &  Challenges  

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Smart Grid Ecosystem Key Concerns

Utility Reduction in maintenance costs

(“rolling the truck”) Maintaining CIP-compliance

& passing NERC audits Providing consistent quality

& reliability of services

Consumption Reliable Service Consistent Costs

Privacy

Generation & Storage

Ability to securely update deployed devices in the

field Device-level functionality that supports CIP & NIST

compliancy

Substation Protection of infrastructure

from security threats Protection of general public

through deployment of proper safety measures

SCADA Smart Meter

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Smart Grid Security Needs  

Scalable & Efficient Security Solutions optimized to execute within

diverse microcontrollers, processors and Operating Systems environments

Security solutions for highly resource

constrained environments, such as, low memory / CPU availability and battery

powered devices.

Data Encryption

Securing data-at-rest on all device types from HAN through Utility Headquarters

Authenticity Cryptographically authenticate devices to networks (HAN &

Utility) with keys and/or certificates

Cryptographically protect devices by not allowing unauthorized

software / firmware to execute

Secure Communications Secure data-in-motion

throughout entire ecosystem of connected devices & systems

SCADA Smart Meter

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Industrial Ecosystem Key Concerns

Photo  Credit:  Advantech  Inc.  

Plant / Factory Management Reducing costs

Reduce frequency of “rolling a truck” Increasing Worker Safety

Operations In-Field device management

Ability to securely update deployed devices in the field Preventative Maintenance

IT Security Team Protecting data-at-rest and data-

in-motion between devices, subsystems, and systems

Security compliance & best practices

OEMs Protecting IP

Maintaining brand

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Industrial Security Needs

Photo  Credit:  Advantech  Inc.  

Scalable & Efficient Security

Support scalable solutions optimized to execute within

diverse microcontrollers, processors and Operating

Systems environments

Data Encryption Securing data-at-rest on all device types from I/O

Modules to PLCs and HMIs

Authenticity Cryptographically authenticate

devices to networks and management systems

Cryptographically protect devices by not allowing unauthorized

software / firmware to execute

Secure Communications Secure data-in-motion

throughout entire ecosystem of connected

devices & systems

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Key Challenges with Smart Grid & Industrial Security

Budgets & Cost (Security is expected to be free)  

Resource Constrained Devices (8 bit MCU, Memory, Battery, etc)

Lack of a real “standard” or “specification” – multiple best practices and guidelines

Large existing installed base, providing backwards compatibility

Aligning Operations Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) à (Operational Uptime vs. Network Security)

Fragmented Product Architectures – Multiple OS & CPUs à standardizing on a security platform difficult

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Security  Compliance  &  Best  PracRces  

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Smart Grid & Industrial – Security Compliance & Best Practices

ISA99 - International Society of Automation (Industrial)

NIST 800-82 (Industrial)

NIST Inter-Agency Report (NISTIR) 7628 (Smart Grid)

NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) (Smart Grid)

Security Profile for Advanced Metering Infrastructure

(NIST Cyber Security Coordination Task Group)

Zigbee Smart Energy 2.0 Profile (Industrial & Smart Grid)

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Smart Grid Security Compliance & Best Practices

Utility

Consumption

Generation & Storage

SCADA Smart Meter

Substation

Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP)

NISTIR 7628

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NIST Inter-Agency Report 7628 (NISTIR 7628)

▶  Confidentiality – Privacy and confidentiality of the data being transferred between smart grid devices & systems

▶  Integrity – Source of data has not only been authenticated, but data has not been modified without authorization

▶  Authentication - Certificate Management using a trusted root with the Proper Use of Certificates, Revocation, and Expiration Dates

▶  Proper use of cryptography algorithms with FIPS 140-2 validated and Suite B algorithms recommended: -  Encryption: AES-128 and AES-256

-  Key Exchange: ECDH (NIST p-Curve 256 and 384 bit)

-  Digital Signature: ECDSA (NIST p-Curve 256, 384, and 512 bit)

-  Hashing: SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512

-  Symmetric Keys: AES-128, AES-192, and AES-256 with ECB, CBC, OFB, CFB, CTR, or XTS mode

-  Asymmetric Keys: DSA, RSA, ECDSA (NIST p-Curve 256, 384, and 512 bit)

-  Message Authentication: CMAC with AES-128, AES-192, or AES-256 in CMAC, CCM, GCM modes. HMAC with SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, or SHA-512

Smart Grid – Security Compliance

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NERC Critical Infrastructure Protection (NERC / CIP)

▶  Secure Firmware / Software Updating

-  Adding, modifying, replacing, or removing hardware or software

-  Establish, document and implement a security patch management program for tracking, evaluating, testing, and installing applicable cyber security software patches for all assets

▶  Access Control

-  Security processes shall use an access control model that denies access by default (specific access permissions must be specified)

▶  Authentication

-  Where external access to assets (end points) has been enabled, there shall be technical controls to ensure authenticity of accessing party

Smart Grid – Security Compliance

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Industrial Security Compliance & Best Practices

Photo  Credit:  Advantech  Inc.  

ISA 99

NIST SP-800-82

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Security Compliance / Best Practices – Industrial Automation

ISA99 - International Society of Automation

▶  Device-to-Device authentication

▶  Password / Role-based Authentication

▶  Encryption using FIPS 140-2 Validated Cryptography, including Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), including AES-128, AES-192, or AES-256 algorithms

▶  Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) using Internet Protocol Security (IPsec), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), or Secure Shell (SSH) secure communications protocols

▶  Includes non-device security, such as physical security, passwords, etc

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Smart Grid – Security Compliance

NIST 800-82 - National Institute of Standards and Technology

▶  Addressing security throughout the device lifecycle – design, deployment, & operations

▶  Enabling secure remote access through proper authentication

▶  Data-at-Rest and Data-in-Motion Encryption

▶  Securely updating devices with new firmware or patches

▶  Use of standards-based cryptography and protocols, such as FIPS 140-2 validated encryption, Internet Protocol Security (IPsec), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), Secure Shell (SSH), and RADIUS

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Mocana  Security  Detail™  

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Introducing Mocana’s Security Detail™ Program

Integrated package of software security, training, support, expertise, breach management services, and exclusive access to the security

community

With Security Detail™, Mocana becomes your security partner and expert – allowing OEMs to focus on product innovation & core R&D

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Performance & Design

Trusted & Highly Deployed

Expertise & Consultative

Approach

Tiny footprint—efficient code

High performance and scalability

Cross platform— OS & CPU Agnostic

Government Certifications (FIPS/Suite B)

Guaranteed GPL-free Cryptography

“No-shortcuts”

Focused on embedded security

High Quality Support

Code samples provided to make integration easy

Why Customers Choose Mocana

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Improved  Cross  Project  Development  Efficiencies  

-  Cross  plaKorm—OS  CPU  AgnosRc  Embedded  Security  Framework  

-  Tiny  footprint—extremely  efficient  -  Source  Code  Access  &  Easy  to  use  APIs  

Trusted  Implementa=ons  -  Security  Standards  Interoperability  and  Government  CerRficaRons  

-  Fielded  by  200+  Global  OEMs  &  300+  designs  

Core   Context  

Advantages  of  Open  Source  .  .  .  Without  the  Drawbacks  

-  Limited  Liability  &  IP  IndemnificaRon  -  ExperRse  &  Support    -  Flexible  Licensing  -­‐  Per  project  or  “all  you  can  eat”  to  provide  maximum  agility    

Lower  Total  Cost  of  Ownership  (Global  R&D)  

-  Predictable  Release  Process  -  ReducRon  in  Support  &  ProducRon  Issues  

-  Focus  on  Core  AcRviRes  –  Reduce  TTM  

Value Proposition to Device OEMs

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Mocana Increases Return on Investment (ROI)*

Mocana   Open  Source  

PorRng  /  IntegraRon  /  QA  &  TesRng  Code  

2  -­‐3  Weeks   10  –  12  Weeks  

Maintaining  &  SupporRng  Code   <  2  Weeks   8  –  10  Weeks    

Ability  to  Retain  Internal  Security  ExperRse  

High  to  Very  High     Challenging  to  Impossible    

IP  IndemnificaRon  

Limited  Liability    Exposure  

ExperRse  &  Support  via  Phone  /  Email      *  Based  on  historical  customer  data  over  8+yrs  in  business  across  200+  customers  .  20  weeks  *  $250k  for  fully  burdened  engineer  =  ~$100k  

Mocana  saves  up  to  20  weeks/project,  

providing  a  10x  =me  savings  for  Engineers    

 Up  to  ~$100k  /  project  savings  

 Mocana  Enables  

OEMs  To:  Save  money  Reduce  TTM  

Focus  on  Core  R&D  

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▶  Industrial & Smart Grid security is evolving – OEMs need a trusted partner

▶  Security can be a value add – compliance to product differentiation to reducing corporate risk

▶  Mocana is Trusted and Fielded by 200+ major OEMs & 300+ designs

▶  Mocana helps save money, reduce TTM and allows you to focus on core R&D

▶  Mocana reduces development time, reduces production issues, and protects against Open Source IP concerns

Summary

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Tushar M. Patel

Director of Product Marketing

[email protected]

(415) 617-0055

https://mocana.com/sd/

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