SSL Everywhere: Encrypted Malware, PFS, and TLS 1.3

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Presented at FutureConMinneapolis 2019 by

Daniel Tavernier

Kudelski Security's Daniel Tavernier, cybersecurity and application delivery expert, discusses how to identify and prevent malware and zero day attacks, when encryption is ubiquitous and turned on by default throughout the Internet.According to Internet Trends, 87% of internet traffic is encrypted with SSL/TLS. And, according to Qualys, over 97% of the top 150,000 websites support Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS), which will become a requirement with the newly ratified TLS 1.3 protocol. Attackers increasingly use encryption to hide malicious payloads. If you’re not inspecting SSL/TLS traffic and using tools that enable you to identify malware within this encrypted traffic, you will miss attacks and leave your organization vulnerable. Learn how the F5 SSL Orchestrator provides robust decryption/encryption and intelligent security service chaining to maximize network visibility and availability.