[governance] | 04.24.13 | DHS to start deep packet inspection of federal network traffic
Diego Rafael Canabarro
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Mon Apr 29 12:55:50 EDT 2013
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1. DHS to start deep packet inspection of federal network
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The Homeland Security Department will institute near real-time deep packet
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"done in the performance of a lawful government function," the assessment
says.
"Only information that is necessary to understand reports will be included
in any of these products," it adds.
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2. Chinese espionage highlighted in data breach
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Figures in an annual, international data breach report indicate that China
is a hotbed of government and industrial espionage. China-based breaches
accounted for the largest source of espionage,
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figures in Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report, which the
company published April 23.
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analyzes more than 47,000 security incidents.
For 75 percent of the breaches reviewed, researchers were able to identify
a country of origin. Financially-motivated breaches involved actors from
Eastern Europe, while 96 percent of espionage cases were attributable to
threat actors in China, according to the report.
Ninety-two percent of breaches in 2012 were perpetrated by outsiders and 19
percent were state-affiliated actors, finds the report.
"State-affiliated actors tied to China are the biggest mover in 2012. Their
efforts to steal IP compromise about one-fifth of all breached in this data
set," write report authors.
Report authors note that attack attribution to a person, group or country
is difficult.
"While we don't require evidence that will stand up in a court of law, we
also don't guess or simply rely on low-confidence indicators like
geolocation of IP addresses," says the report. "Sometimes attribution is
based on arrests and prosecutions, but it often comes down to the use of
particular tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) associated with known
threat groups."
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less easily recognized, write report authors. That being said they also
often use the same formula and pieces of multi-functional malware in
campaigns.
"More than 95 percent of all attacks tied to state-affiliated espionage
employeed phishing as a means of establishing a foothold in their intended
victims' systems," write report authors.
As for what breach techniques were most prominent overall last year, the
DBIR points to hacking and credentials.
According to the report 52 percent of breaches used some form of hacking
and 76 percent exploited weak or stolen credentials. The number of breaches
that used social tactics, such as phishing, were four times higher in 2012
than the previous year, which report authors attribute to targeted
espionage campaigns.
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Some of the common criticisms against Agile Development--that it produces
sloppy code, that documentation gets overlooked, that user development
stories are cumbersome--are unfounded or the result of bad Agile
implementations, a group of federal chief information officers said April
23.
"Folks think that Agile is undisciplined. I think just exactly the opposite
is true," said Barclay Butler, director of the Defense and Veterans Affair
departments interagency program office charged with developing joint
electronic health record software. He cited the process of reconciling
different user stories to make decisions about tackling backlogs as an
example; he spoke during an Association for Federal Information Resources
Management event in Washington, D.C.
But it's possible under Agile to make the mistake of pushing completion of
more complex requirements from sprint to sprint until they accumulate to a
project-damaging degree, acknowledged Liz DelNegro, CIO of the Federal
Acquisition Service within the General Services Administration. One such
GSA Agile project did exactly that, she said. "That came back to hurt us,
I'd say," DelNegro added.
And it's also true that "a lot of developers will use any excuse they can
to not write documentation, and Agile is a very good excuse, sometimes,"
said Mark Schwartz, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services CIO.
Documentation should be treated as a deliverable due at the end of a
sprint, he added. "It should be assessed by quality assurance, the same way
you test any code--it's just another artifact that you're producing," he
said.
When it comes to ensuring good code, a principle of Agile is to refactor
often, Schwartz said. "It's perfectly acceptable that you went down one
path and now you need to change and refactor. ... The reason why that
doesn't cost you more is because you didn't get into analysis paralysis
upfront," Schwartz said.
Asked later if "Agile" in government is synonymous with "scrum," Schwartz
said not necessarily so. USCIS uses scrum for development, he said--when
it's possible to define the contents of a sprint, or when "you can say
'these are the things that we're going to do in this time box.'" But, the
agency prefers Kanban for operations and maintenance, he said, since it
"works better when you have a continuous flow of requirements and you want
to limit your work in progress."
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4. Hagel tells committee he stopped Defense EHR
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told a House committee earlier this month the
department pulled back from issuing an planned request for proposals for an
electronic health record at his instruction.
"I stopped it from going out the end of March because I didn't think we
knew what the hell we were doing," Hagel
told<http://links.mkt1985.com/ctt?kn=11&ms=NDg5NDgzNAS2&r=Mzg3MzU1MzU4OTAS1&b=0&j=MTUwNjk0MDkwS0&mt=1&rt=0>the
House Appropriations subcommittee on defense April 16.
Adoption of a commercial and proprietary EHR has strong support in some
parts of the Defense Department, and proprietary system adoption supporters
appeared to have the upper hand following a February
announcement<http://links.mkt1985.com/ctt?kn=137&ms=NDg5NDgzNAS2&r=Mzg3MzU1MzU4OTAS1&b=0&j=MTUwNjk0MDkwS0&mt=1&rt=0>by
then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Veterans Affairs Secretary
Eric
Shinseki that both departments would stop development on a core, joint EHR
system.
Under Hagel, the momentum for purchasing a system has by most accounts
slowed, although by no means disappeared. The secretary also told the
committee that he's "restructuring who's in charge and the accountability
of this."
"Until I get my arms around this, I'm not going to spend any more money on
this," he said, adding that "we will have something decided within 30 days."
For more:
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5. NIST to establish cybersecurity
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology says it will establish
the first information system security federally funded research and
development center.
In an April 22 *Federal Register*
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NIST says the FFRDC will support its National Cybersecurity Center of
Excellence, a public-private cybersecurity effort to find remediation for
cybersecurity problems.
FFRDCs are nonprofit institutions; that model is "the most effective way
the center can work with private companies to accelerate industry's
adoption of integrated tools and technologies," said NIST Director Patrick
Gallagher in a statement<http://links.mkt1985.com/ctt?kn=38&ms=NDg5NDgzNAS2&r=Mzg3MzU1MzU4OTAS1&b=0&j=MTUwNjk0MDkwS0&mt=1&rt=0>
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Among the tasks the NIST FFRDC will undertake is to research and develop
"frameworks and implementation strategies for inducing industry to invest
in and expedite adoption of effective cybersecurity controls and
mechanisms" and provide systems engineering support to the National
Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, the *Federal Register* notice states.
FFRDCs have come under some recent criticism; a June 2012
paper<http://links.mkt1985.com/ctt?kn=49&ms=NDg5NDgzNAS2&r=Mzg3MzU1MzU4OTAS1&b=0&j=MTUwNjk0MDkwS0&mt=1&rt=0>(.pdf)
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