ITU National Cybersecurity Framework – Overview

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ITU National Cybersecurity

Framework – Overview

ITU Regional Cybersecurity Forum for

Eastern and Southern Africa

Lusaka, Zambia

25–28 August 2008

Joseph Richardson

Joseph.Richardson@ties.itu.int

for

ICT Applications and Cybersecurity Division

Policies and Strategies Department

ITU Telecommunication Development Bureau International

Telecommunication

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This Presentation

ƒ Introduce the ITU National

Cybersecurity Framework

ƒ Identify Issues for Implementing the Framework Nationally

ƒ Introduce the ITU Self Assessment

Toolkit

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This Presentation

Based on:

Study Group Q 22/1: Report on

Best Practices for a National

Approach to Cybersecurity: A

Management Framework for

Organizing National Cybersecurity

Efforts

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Why a Framework?

ƒ Why is a National Strategy needed?

ƒ Cybersecurity/Critical Information

Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) is a SHARED responsibility

ƒ All “participants” must be involved

¾ Appropriate to their roles

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Participants

ƒ “Participants” responsible for cybersecurity:

¾ “Government, business, other organizations, and individual users who develop, own, provide, manage, service and use information systems and networks”

– From “UNGA Resolution 57/239 Creation of a global culture of cybersecurity”

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Culture of

Cybersecurity

National

Strategy

Government

Industry

Collaboration

Incident

Management

Capabilities

Deterring

Cybercrime

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Framework for Action

ƒ For each of these five elements, the Framework recommends:

¾ POLICY : to guide national efforts

¾ GOALS : to implement the policy

¾ SPECIFIC STEPS : to achieve goals

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Implementing the

Framework Nationally

ƒ Actions by Government

ƒ Collaboration by other participants

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Government Actions

ƒ Provide leadership, guidance and coordination

¾ Identify lead persons and institutions

¾ Develop CSIRT with national responsibility

¾ Identify cooperative arrangements and mechanisms among all participants

¾ Identify international counterparts and relationships

¾ Identify experts

¾ Establish integrated risk management process

¾ Assess and periodically reassess cybersecurity

¾ Identify training requirements

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ITU National Cybersecurity/CIIP

Self–Assessment Toolkit

ƒ Intended to assist national authorities to review their domestic situation related to goals and actions identified in:

¾ Study Group Q 22/1: Report on Best Practices for a

National Approach to

Cybersecurity: A

Management Framework for

Organizing National

Cybersecurity Efforts

ƒ Adapted from work in APEC-

TEL http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/cyb/cybersecurity/projects/readiness.html

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ITU Self–Assessment Toolkit

ƒ Focus: national management and policy level

ƒ Intended to assist national governments:

¾ Understand existing national approach

¾ Develop “baseline” re Best Practices

¾ Identify areas for attention

¾ Prioritize national efforts

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Considerations

ƒ No nation starting at ZERO

ƒ No “right” answer or approach

ƒ Continual review and revision needed

ƒ All “participants” must be involved

¾ appropriate to their roles

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The Self-Assessment Toolkit

ƒ Examines each element of

Framework at management and policy level:

¾ National Strategy

¾ Government - Industry Collaboration

¾ Deterring Cybercrime

¾ National Incident Management

Capabilities

¾ Culture of Cybersecurity

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The Self-Assessment Toolkit

ƒ Looks at organizational issues for each element of Framework:

¾ The people

¾ The institutions

¾ The relationships

¾ The policies

¾ The procedures

¾ The budget and resources

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The Self-Assessment Toolkit

ƒ Identifies issues and poses questions:

¾ What Actions have been taken?

¾ What Actions are planned?

¾ What Actions are to be considered?

¾ What is the Status of these actions?

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The Framework and ITU National

Self-Assessment Toolkit

ƒ Objective: assist nations organize and manage national efforts to

¾ Prevent

¾ Prepare for

¾ Protect against

¾ Respond to, and

¾ Recover from cybersecurity incidents.

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Next Steps

ƒ What are the next steps

¾ for your nation?

¾ for your region?

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Telecommunication

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