1. Mutual Network Endpoint Assessment Jiwei Wei jiwei.wei@huawei.com Han Yin ayinhan@huawei.com Ke Jia jiake.cn@huawei.com IETF 70jiwei.wei@huawei.com

2. Goals and Non-Goals Goal for Today: –Discuss MNEA Concept –Gather Feedback Not a Goal: –Change NEA Charter –Change NEA Model or Requirements

3. Current NEA 1, Focused on the scenarios where the owner of the endpoint is the same as the owner of the network. 2, A very common model for enterprises which provide equipment to employees to perform their duties. 3, For some applications like online business and file sharing, the current assessment is not enough to ensure the two communication parties are both secure. 4, Especially in P2P application, the endpoints perform equal responsibility and hence the mutual network endpoint assessment seems more necessary.

4. Current NEA Flows NEA Client NEA Server | | | client requests network access | | --------------> | | | | Request | | <-------------- | | | | Posture | | --------------> | | | | Result | | <-------------- | | |

5. Mutual NEA Every network endpoint can perform the assessment of the peer as well as can assist the peer in assessing itself. Every endpoint can decide whether or not to continue the subsequent interaction according to the peer's compliance with its security policy.

6. Mutual NEA Reference Model PA, PB and PT layer is the same as the current NEA model Posture Peer (PP) has the function of both PC and PV Posture Broker Peer (PBP) has the function of both PBC and PBS Posture Transport Peer (PTP) has the function of both PTS and PTC

7. Mutual NEA Reference Model Posture Peer Posture Peer Posture Transport Peer Posture Attribute (PA) protocol Posture Broker (PB) protocol NEA Peer Posture Transport (PT) protocols Posture Transport Peer Posture Broker Peer Posture Broker Peer

8. MNEA Flows Endpoint A EndpointB | | | 1,ReqB | | <------------ | | | | 2,PosA ReqA | | ------------> | | | | 3,ResB PosB | | <------------ | | | | 4,ResA | | ------------> | | |

9. MNEA Flows Step2: As requested by Endpoint B Endpoint A returns its posture information (PosA) with the permission of the Endpoint A’s privacy policy. At the same time, Endpoint A responds a Posture Request (ReqA) to indicate what posture information the Endpoint B should provide.

10. MNEA Flows Step 3:Endpoint B assesses its received PosA according to the security policy and returns its assessment result (ResB). At the same time, Endpoint B returns the related posture information (PosB) requested by Endpoint A with the permission of the Endpoint B’s privacy policy.

11. Questions Do you find this useful? Should NEA support this use case? Any other feedback?

12. Thanks