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CTO-CybersecurityForum-2010-Steve Purser
- 1. ENISA & The CERT Community Steve Purser Head of Technical Competence Department 17 June 2010
- 6. Evolution (1) National / Government CSIRTs in Europe 2005 National / Government CSIRTs in Europe spring 2010 Finland France Germany Hungary The Netherlands Norway Sweden UK PLANNED: Czech Republic Cyprus Iceland Ireland Greece Luxembourg Poland Portugal Slovakia Outside EU: Most former Soviet Republics South Africa PLUS: Austria Belgium Bulgaria Estonia Italy Latvia Lithuania Spain
- 10. 2010: CERT Baseline Capabilities […] 2009: CERT Exercises Pilots Work To Date 2005: Stocktaking 2006: Setting up & Cooperation 2007: Support Operation Quality Assurance 2008: CERT Exercises
- 12. A students version … … a teachers version … … plus Live-DVDs … … EXERCISE! Based on “real” life examples! Example: CERT Exercise material
- 13. Example: CERT exercise pilots
- 14. Questions?
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- CSIRTs primarily focus on the response to ICT related security incidents on behalf of one or more stakeholders, or interested parties. The stakeholder(s) of a CSIRT are its constituency. The customer-base of a CSIRT is called constituency within the CSIRT community. In this document we will use the term constituency to refer to the constituents of a CSIRT CSIRT stands for Computer Security Incident Response Team. The name CSIRT is the name used predominantly in Europe for the protected CERT© or CERT-CC name. There are various abbreviations used for the same sort of teams: CERT© or CERT-CC (Computer Emergency Response Team) CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team) IRT (Incident Response Team) CIRT (Computer Incident Response Team) SERT (Security Emergency Response Team) A Abuse Team is not a CSIRT Its a response facility, usually operated by an ISP, who professionally handles "Internet-abuse" reports or complaints. (e.g. spam, viruses, offensive mails, etc.), with a team of people, on a relatively large scale. >> And is not ideally handling computer incidents like a CSIRT team is doing
- CSIRTs primarily focus on the response to ICT related security incidents on behalf of one or more stakeholders, or interested parties. The stakeholder(s) of a CSIRT are its constituency. The customer-base of a CSIRT is called constituency within the CSIRT community. In this document we will use the term constituency to refer to the constituents of a CSIRT CSIRT stands for Computer Security Incident Response Team. The name CSIRT is the name used predominantly in Europe for the protected CERT© or CERT-CC name. There are various abbreviations used for the same sort of teams: CERT© or CERT-CC (Computer Emergency Response Team) CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team) IRT (Incident Response Team) CIRT (Computer Incident Response Team) SERT (Security Emergency Response Team) A Abuse Team is not a CSIRT Its a response facility, usually operated by an ISP, who professionally handles "Internet-abuse" reports or complaints. (e.g. spam, viruses, offensive mails, etc.), with a team of people, on a relatively large scale. >> And is not ideally handling computer incidents like a CSIRT team is doing
- Presentation’s introduction / agenda