Openstack Security Overview - May 2012

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Israel May 2012 Dome9 Security Ltd. http://www.dome9.com Israel May 2012 OpenStack Security Overview 2012 and beyond Zohar Alon Co-Founder & CEO Dome9 Security [email protected] @zoharalon

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Dome9 Co-founder & CEO, Zohar Alon, presents on OpenStack cloud security citing HP Cloud, Quantum, and his own, Dome9.

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Israel May 2012

Dome9 Security Ltd. – http://www.dome9.com

Israel May 2012OpenStack Security Overview

2012 and beyond

Zohar Alon

Co-Founder & CEO Dome9 Security

[email protected] @zoharalon

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Israel May 2012Dome9 Quick Background

• Dome9’s Mission

Manage All Cloud Security Stacks

– Operating System,

Virtual Machine

and/or any V*LAN Policy

– Firewall, VPN, IDS, Auditing &

Logging

– Technology & Service Provider

Agnostic

• Pat. Pending Security

Automation & SSH Strengthening

• Highly Affordable SaaS offering

– Users installs and manages

– Freemium to 4₵/server/hour

Dome9 Founded: 2010

First GA: Sept ‘11Backing: Opus CapitalEmployees: 10

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Israel May 2012OpenStack Security Considerations

• What are you building?– Public or Private

• Access Credentials?– root::alpine is good

• Key Pairs– Make sure we all have a copy of all .pems in our Gmails/DBoxes

• Security Groups– Any, Any, Any, Accept – It just works!

• Data Sensitivity Constrains– Nothing is encrypted, unless you work hard; HTTPS is almost free

• Inside the VMs– Its not my responsibility. Is it?

• Other Places to avoid consider:– API security, Image Safety, Backups, Logs

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Israel May 2012HP Cloud – OpenStack Public IaaS

• Out-of-the-Box OpenStack as a public IaaS– Diablo based; Nova and Swift; in public beta now

– 3 Availability Zones (≠ AWS AZ)

– EC2 API compatible listener

– Flat network; Floating (Elastic)/Temp Public/Private IP

• Security– EC2 Style Security Groups

• Inbound, port ranges, SG2SG within same AZ

– Instance Authentication through SSH key-pairs• No import or sharing between AZs

– Object Storage (Swift): Public or Private setting• No Data-at-rest Encryption

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Israel May 2012HP Cloud Security Group

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Israel May 2012Quantum: Virtualizing the Network

• Tenant Facing API for network management

– Enables rich multi-level network topologies

– Decouples “Logical” network from “Physical” constrains

• Abstract Advanced Network Elements (soon…)

– Firewalls, VPNs, LBs, NAT, DHCP

– We’ll manage them as they come, but be patient

• Quantum Security Groups: More robust!

– Per VIF vs. Per VM

– Inbound and Outbound

– Flexibility could lead to complexity

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Quantum Physical vs. Virtual

+ Firewalling

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Dome9 for OpenStack

Announcing Private Cloud Connector

• Define, Manage and automate OpenStack SGs

• Leverage Host-based Policies where required

• Share your Objects: Networks, Servers and Users across Clouds

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Dome9 Central

Rule Your Cloud Security Policy

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Israel May 2012Credits and Thanks

• Salvatore Orlando, Citrix @taturiello– http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Quantum-Virtual-Networks-for-

OpenStack

• Dave Lapsley, nicira @davlaps– http://slidesha.re/HQvDTk

• Joshua McKenty, Piston Cloud @jmckenty– http://www.slideshare.net/joshuamckenty/open-stack-security-emea-

launch

• Thank you!

Zohar Alon [email protected] @zoharalon

• PS don’t forget to ask your DevOps to sharpen their networking skills!