1. Solidcore Harness the Power of Change John Sebes CTO Solidcore Systems, Inc. Case Study:

2. Slide 2 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential What Solidcore Does  Situation  Operations and Security are at a cross roads  Business Drivers  Frequent change is affecting IT service levels – including unknown and possibly malicious change  Compliance initiatives stress IT/business linkage  Key Insight  Change drives complexity & cost!  Frequency of changes  Changes outside process  Multi-org. change coordination  The Solidcore Value  Provides complete and proactive control of change in the production environment  Works at the device-level and ties infrastructure change to IT processes and policies  Augments existing configuration management and IT workflow systems

3. Slide 3 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Customer: PACE  Profile: Pace Suburban Bus Service  Pace Suburban Bus Service - 14th largest bus service in the U.S. - 1,500 employees - 600 buses  Pace provides bus and van service for six Chicago- area counties  MIS department has a centralized data center with limited support staff - performs large amounts of data analysis - responsible for software requests and communications - datacenter system maintenance

4. Slide 4 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Customer: PACE  The Problem  Servers needed patching every other day to try to stay one step ahead of all the security threats  Need to provide 24x7 service availability - aren’t staffed for 24x7  Patching alone was stressing ability to maintain SLAs

5. Slide 5 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential What are Pace’s Technical Requirements?  Low on-going operational costs  Scale deployments at fixed and predictable cost  No policies or rules to setup  No policies to update on an ongoing basis  Reduce security related patch cycles  Low performance overhead  Minimize security risk  Protection from malicious code execution  Zero Day attacks, mass attacks worms, viruses, Trojans, etc  Prevent internal threat  Control what can be installed and run on remote systems.

6. Slide 6 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Why is Securing Pace’s Environment so Hard?  Operational Effectiveness  Current security products are operationally intensive, making scaling to large deployments expensive  Performance overhead can be significantly high  Operationally intensive “Patching” is becoming the solution of choice  Risk Minimization  Understanding prevalent level of risk for current investment  Implemented policies do not keep pace with IT growth or Zero-day attacks, especially for remote/distributed systems  Level of protection erodes over time.  Internal threat is not accounted for

7. Slide 7 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Protecting Pace: What’s being Optimized? Deployment Scope with fixed ops cost (customization, tweaking, maintenance etc) per machine EvalPilotDepartment Enterprise Degree of Prevention/Detection AV HIPS

8. Slide 8 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Introducing S3 Security ™ S3 | security Solidcore  Deploy & Forget Security  No requirements for initial or on-going configuration, rules, signatures or learning  Minimal Performance Overhead  Installs easily with minimal system overhead  Unauthorized Code Cannot Run  Categorical protection from external threats including zero day attacks, mass attacks worms, viruses, and Trojans regardless of vector of attack  Internal Threat Protection  Maintains administrative flexibility while protecting authorized software configuration Operations-centric security based on change control

9. Slide 9 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Protecting Pace: Protection with Fixed Ops Cost Deployment Scope with fixed ops cost (customization, tweaking, maintenance etc) per machine EvalPilotDepartment Enterprise Degree of Prevention/Detection AV HIPS S3 Security

10. Slide 10 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Solidcore’s Innovation: Solidification ™ Solidified Production Mode Control Assured 2 Initial Solidification Initial System Inventory Created 1 Solidified Production Update Mode Updated System Inventory 3 Updated Solidified Production Mode Control Assured 4 Enable Update Mode Disable Update Mode Identify Disk Image Current, Gold or Audited Image 0 Deployment State Production State

11. Slide 11 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential S3 Security is Practical Solidification ™ “Deploy and Forget Protection” No initial and on-going configuration No false positives or negatives Practically no performance overhead Very small footprint

12. Slide 12 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Customer: PACE  The Solidcore Value  "Solidcore is a godsend.” Bob Lescaleet, MIS department manager at Pace Suburban Bus Service  With Solidcore, if patching is needed, it can be done on Pace’s schedule.  Solidcore’s installation was a breeze and, once running, is transparent to operators.

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14. Slide 14 Solidcore Proprietary and Confidential Prevention & Detection with Solidcore KeyExample Full Capability Partial Capability Understanding Risk Prevention % of Attacks Extent of Damage Types of AttacksHIDSAVHIPSSolidificationExample --Strategic like IP theft Internal Threat Planting Backdoor, turning prevention off <2%Authorized Code bad behavior FTP application can be used to overwrite a system file. PeopleSoft can upload a sw and then run it. 95%Wide- spread Unauthorized Code ZotoB, SQL Slammer etc Buffer Overflow, Denial of Service etc <2%--Known bad code (signature) Detection HIDSAVHIPSSolidification BreadthHigh--HighMedium AccuracyLow--LowHigh