Beyond PCI-DSS Barracuda Web Application Firewall Gautam Aggarwal

Beyond PCI-DSS Barracuda Web Application Firewall Gautam Aggarwal Vice President, Product Marketing

Barracuda Networks Corporate Overview Business Focus Network Security, Content Security, Application Delivery and Data Protection solutions Appliance, Virtual Appliance and Cloud delivery Volume sales to midmarket; strategic sales to enterprise Market Leadership Corporate Basics More than 150,000 corporate subscribers Distribution in over 80 countries worldwide Content security appliance volume leader (IDC) Strategic wins in Web application firewall, next generation firewall and cloud Web security lines Over 800 employees worldwide Headquarters in Silicon Valley – Campbell, CA Investment by Sequoia Capital and Francisco Partners Rapid top-line profitable growth and strong cash flow

Banking Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) Application Security Heritage Application security focused since 1999 (as part of Netcontinuum) Web Application Security Magic Quadrant “Visionary” since 2003 Currently in Gartner’s ADC Magic Quadrant 2010 Large Financial Services Footprint JP Morgan, UBS, Morgan Stanley, HSBC, RBS, Citibank, and many other multinational banks 300 Retail Banking & Financial customers in N. America alone Extensive India Experience BFSI: Aviva Life Insurance, Dhanlakshmi Bank, Bharat Bank, Andra Bank, Murugappa Group, Axis Bank Other: NIC, Brahmos, AICTE, Hyundai, Tirupathi Temple and

The Perfect Cyber Crime Infect Users Attack Applications Destroy Data

Application Security Trends in APAC Mobile device adoption accelerating migration to web Proliferation of smartphones & tablets have forced enterprise to migrate faster to web However enterprises are focusing on functionality and time-to-market but not security Increased application layer attacks have forced enterprises to rethink security 47% of worldwide attack traffic originate from Asia.1 India, China, Indonesia, Myammar, & Taiwan are all in the Top 10. 1 SQL Injection & Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) are consistently the top attack methodologies APAC enterprises are responding by adopting WAFs APAC saw a growth of 22.6% Growth YoY in 2011.2 Japan, S. Korea have the highest market share of WAF. 2 China & ANZ have the fastest WAF growth rate. 2 India is starting to adopt WAF technology, particularly in BFSI industries Source: 1. Akamai State of the Internet 2011 Analysis 2. Frost & Sullivan WAF Market

Barracuda Enables PCI-DSS Compliance Requirement 1- Install a Firewall Barracuda Networks Provides secure Application Firewall 3 - Protect Cardholder data Proxies Web traffic and insulates Web servers from direct access by attackers 4 - Encryption Provides easy SSL/TLS encryption even if the application does not use encryption 6 – Secure systems & applications Blocks known and zero-day attacks as well OWASP Top-10 application vulnerabilities 7 - Restrict Access Provides granular role-based administration 10 - Track and Monitor Access Logs and reports all application access and security violations 11 – Regularly test systems Integration with code scanners automate testing and tuning ICSA Labs tested & certified for PCI-DSS compliance FIPS 140-2 Certified Crypto Hardware

Reverse Proxy a Must for BFSI NO YES Non-proxy WAFs expose server operating systems and TCP stacks directly to the Internet Proxy-based WAFs are more secure: Traffic Rewrite – Non-proxies cannot control and re-write traffic Cloaking – Non-proxies do not Cloak SSL – Non-proxies’ SSL is VERY slow Cookie security – Non-proxies do not protect against ID theft Botnet Protection – Non-proxies do not protect against DoS Authentication and Authorization – Non-proxies cannot do AAA Data Theft Protection – Non-proxies cannot mask outbound data Response time acceleration – Non-proxies cannot accelerate

Solution: Layer 7 Web Application Firewall Inbound inspection for Layer 7 attacks Outbound inspection to protect against data theft Servers Barracuda Web Application Firewall Based on reverse proxy technology Has bi-directional content inspection and security As a reverse proxy, it can load balance and accelerate application delivery

Attack Protection & Data Loss Prevention Attack protection SQL Injection XSS injection CSRF Command injection Brute Force Protection DoS Protection Data theft protection Credit Card, Aadhaar (UID), custom patterns IP Reputation Blocking Blocking by Geo IP Anonymous Proxy Blocking Web site cloaking XML Firewall Integrated anti-virus Session protection Cookie encryption Parameter tampering protection XML-based attacks XML Schema enforcement Web Services security SIEM Integration Armored Browser Integration

Integration with Mobility Solutions Armored Browser Extends protection to the client Enforce server access only by armored browser Prevents Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) attacks Barracuda Safe Browser (BSB) Outbound Content Security for mobile devices Same level of security on or off network Prevents infections on mobile phones and laptops that can lead to Man-in-the-Browser (MITB) attacks

Consolidate Disparate Appliances in the DMZ Perimeter SSL Accelerators Load Balancing Caching Reverse Proxy Web Application Firewalls Delivered as Hardware or VM 1. 2. Access Control Servers Security Reduces Management Complexity Decreases Risk of Security Misconfiguration