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AP Security Framework

AP Security Framework. Suguru Yamaguchi JPCERT/CC. Topics. Alliance among CSIRTs in AP Development of harmonization with government activities. Alliance among CSIRTs in AP. CSIRT. Computer Security Incident Response Team

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AP Security Framework

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  1. AP Security Framework Suguru Yamaguchi JPCERT/CC

  2. Topics • Alliance among CSIRTs in AP • Development of harmonization with government activities

  3. Alliance among CSIRTs in AP

  4. CSIRT • Computer Security Incident Response Team • The concept was originally developed by U.S. during the incident called “Internet Worm” in 1988. • CERT/CC • There are several types of CSIRT existing. • Under government • NPO • Commercial services and Customer support • ….

  5. CSIRT: its functions • Provide response to incidents happen in its constituency • Mechanism to obtain reports from customers in its constituency • Preparation for its response • Technical support • Communication Switchboard • …… • Procedures

  6. Involved site Involved site CSIRT: Coordination Victims CSIRT • Technical analysis, guidance, … working together Vendors, ISP, SIers

  7. CSIRT: its functions • Information clearing house • Develop measures to fix security holes, against computer viruses and worms. • Working with hardware/software vendors directly • CSIRT provides secure manner for distributing the information to the public • Ex. Vendor notes

  8. CSIRT: its functions • Observations • Observe security incidents and develop forecast. • Ex. Virus calendar • Warnings and Alerts • Public awareness on the risk we are facing

  9. CSIRT: warnings & alerts info info info • Technical source for fixing security holes • Vendor notes • CERT/CC advisory • …. • Warnings & Alerts • Quick fix on systems in its constituency • Analysis • Forecasting

  10. Alliance among CSIRT (1) • There are many direct communication between CSIRT • Contact victims and involved sites via CSIRT • Sharing observations • Sharing technical information and vendor notes

  11. Alliance among CSIRT (2) • FIRST: Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams • CSIRT’s global forum • http://www.first.org/ • Membership • Basic infrastructure for communication among CSIRT; we can trust on communication with FIRST members.

  12. Alliance among CSIRT (3) • Development of regional forum • Internet is a dependable infrastructure for regional economic activities. • More demand to work together with other CSIRT in region. • CERT-CC/KR and JPCERT/CC • AusCERT and SingCERT….

  13. APSIRC2002 • Organized by JPCERT/CC • Held in March 2002 • Invite CSIRTs in AP, CERT/CC, FIRST representative, … • Agreement on development of regional forum of CSIRT • APCERT

  14. APSIRC2002 CNCERT/CC CERTCC-KR CCERT JPCERT/CC HKCERT/CC TWCERT/CC ThaiCERT (Vietnam) MyCERT SingCERT ID-CERT AusCERT

  15. APCERT (1) • Asia Pacific Computer Emergency Response Teams • Regional forum of CSIRT in AP • 1st AGM will be held on Feb. 25th in APSIRC2003 • Invitation only • APSIRC (AP Security Incident Response Conference) is our annual conference.

  16. APCERT (2) • Membership structure • Full member • Accreditation process will be defined. • Candidate for SC • General member • Open membership for everyone • Organization • Steering Committee, Secretariat, AGM • Chair will be elected among SC members, 2 yr. term

  17. APCERT (3) • Current core members • AusCERT, CERT-CC/KR, CCERT, CNCERT/CC, HKCERT, JPCERT/CC, MyCERT, SingCERT, TWCERT/CC • Kick-off members of APCERT • More teams are “online” • ThaiCERT, ID-CERT, VN, ….

  18. APCERT (4) • Encourage and help establishment CSIRTs in this region • Still many economies do not have its CSIRT function • Develop infrastructure to share technical and incident information among full members • Provide “awareness” program for all the members • Develop stable contact point in each economy • Lobbying

  19. APCERT (5) • Financial structure • Not discussed yet. • Basically “Cost share model” will be deployed among full members for APCERT. • Sustainability is the issue • But how? - AGM • APSIRC • organized by JPCERT/CC for 2 more years. • Secretariat

  20. Note • Each full member does not represent its economy • multiple CSIRT in a single economy mutually complement • Ex. Japan • JPCERT/CC – generic last resort • NIRT – for government • IPA – nation wide, but mainly concentrated on viruses so far • IIJ-ST – ISP’s customer support • ….

  21. Note • We have to help “evolving process” of CSIRT • Initially, single CSIRT is formed. • Move to “federation” of CSIRT • ISP does have a important role to reduce security incident. They are in front line for internet users. • Government does have a responsibility to enrich its coverage in terms of security management: e-government. • HW/SW vendors does have liability on its product.

  22. Government Activities

  23. Law Enforcement • Police and other law enforcement bodies have their own “working together” environment. • Based on international mutual anti-crime treaty • Ex. G8 group’s “Lyon group”, Interpole, …

  24. Regional WG • ASEAN’s e-security WG • APEC/TEL e-security WG • E-government initiatives in each economy • ….

  25. Work Together • Types of CSIRT • Government subsidiary • NPO • Customer support functions by ISP and Vendors • Players are different in each segment. • Gov, CSIRT, Law Enforcement, …. • Encourage them to have conversations • Mutual trust, sharing information, ….

  26. Other aspects • Homeland security against cyber terrorism • National infrastructure protection • Standardization on secure operation of information and communication systems. • ISO17799 and others • certification

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