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Page 1: Multi-factor Authentication for Cloud Applications · premises, but apps and data are moving to the cloud • Users experiencing “password fatigue” (too many passwords to remember)
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PRESENTED BY:

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Related Labs: Introduction to Universal Access and F5 SAML IDP (Self-paced)

One of the main problems that customers face withthe adoption of SaaS and cloud-based apps is howto deliver the same level of security as they do foron-premises apps.The rapid growth of SaaS apps has resulted made ita challenge to manage, share, and secure identitybetween these cloud-based apps. Another importantthing is the necessity to achieve PCI compliance,where multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a must.

Outline: • Market Overview• Mobility and Cloud Adoption Challenges• Identity Management Challenges• Multifactor Authentication Overview

• MFA with F5• F5 Adaptive Auth (MFA)• DEMO• Q and A

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63%

37%

Non-mobile Mobile

X 100M

Worldwide workforce by end of 20151 ~1.3 Billion mobile workers by end of 2015

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72.3%of the total U.S. workforce will be mobile in 2 years

(2020)3

715average number of

cloud apps per enterprise4

15.4% cloud services

supporting multi-factor

authentication5

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25%

75%

>1,000 Cloud-based Apps

<1,000 Cloud-based Apps

1,083 the number of cloud services used by an

average organization5

1,586number of business partners

an average organization connects with via the cloud5

25+% of organizations have 1,000 or more cloud-based applications2

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Rising (monetary) costs of data breaches

Increase in data breach cost, ‘14 to ‘15123%

$154 Average cost per lost or stolen record1

Average total cost of a data breach1$3.8M

Rising (business) costs of data breaches

• Damage to brand reputation

• Compromises sensitive enterprise, employee and customer data

• Can result in significant downtime and lost revenue

• Breaches regulatory and/or government compliance required to conduct business

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• Silos of identity• Identity may still be on

premises, but apps and data are moving to the cloud

• Users experiencing “password fatigue” (too many passwords to remember)

• Weaker passwords make it easy for credentials to be hacked

Data Center

Applications Applications

Internet

Identity and Access Management

Physical Virtual

Salesforce Office 365 Concur Google docs

Devices

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What can I do to alleviate “password fatigue” for my

employees and users?

How can I ensure my users’ credentials aren’t

compromised?

What can I do to ensure my users are using strong

passwords and credentials?

Who can help me employ dynamic, adaptive access

control?

Who can help me integrate and deploy multi-factor, layered, differentiated

authentication?

How can I ensure only authorized users access my

apps and data?

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Fast rising number of security threats

and attacks

Need to manage access based on identity and context

Rapidly expanding, changing mobile

workforce

Explosion in number of users, use cases,

in-use devices

Increased virtualization

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User ID

Location

End point

Device health

Device type

Malware

Sensitive Data

Human

User ID

Location

End point

Device health

Device type

Malware

Sensitive Data

Human High-Value App

Low-Value AppBad Country

Allow

Challenge

OTP

Client Cert.

Deny

Allow

Challenge

OTP

Client Cert.

Deny

Good Country

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Controlling Access Through Identity

© F5 Networks 12

Network / Connection

User Identity and Device Information

Application Health and Risk+ +

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Device type and integrity

Browser Location Intelligence and visibility

Operatingsystem

OS

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MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION

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Multi-Factor Authentication

second authfactor

•MFA

MFA was the appropriate control

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Dramatically reduce infrastructure costs; increase productivity

Provide seamless access to all web resources

Integrated with common SaaS applications

AAAserver

Corporate managed device

Latest AV softwareExpensereport app

Finance

Salesforce.com

User = Finance

Office365.com

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F5 Identity Federation, SSO, and MFA• Federates user identity across apps located anywhere—

networked, cloud, SaaS, etc.

• Integrates with existing MFA and IAM solutions to deliver seamless SSO and adaptive MFA

• MFA capabilities with F5 Adaptive Auth or as one-time password (OTP) via email and certificate check

• Delivers integrated IdF with remote/mobile access, native VDI, and enterprise mobility

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•Change in one place

single method

application compatibility MFA solution

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Mobile User

Remote User

Contractor

Salesforce

Office 365

Concur

Google

Multifactor AuthProvider

Multifactor AuthProvider

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MFA

How portal will look to a user whose company is deploying AM for identity federation, SSO, and MFA authentication

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F5 ADAPTIVE AUTH(MFA)

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• Phase 1: Modern MFA For Access Control

• Phase 2: Advanced Adaptive Auth (device fingerprinting, geo-velocity checks, auth failure tracking)

• Phase 3: Analytics Based Adaptive Auth With Extended Protocols (risk engine)

A platform & service for advanced adaptive auth, access control, and visibility with modern multi-factor authentication with F5 Access Manager (formerly APM)

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DEMO

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Salesforce

Amazon

Google Mail

Google Drive

DUO

Google Auth

Jose

Partner User

User

Password

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