Cyber Endeavour Country Brief Cpt Ashady Harris Brunei Content • Brief Country Background • National Policy • Royal Brunei Armed Forces & MINDEF Brunei Cyber Security – – – – – Capacity Building on Cyber Security Information Assurance Activities Top Cyber Threats Initiatives for Cyber Security Current Security Posture Brief Country Background Brunei – “Abode of Peace” Land Size : 5,765 sq km Population : 393, 372 (2011) Religion: Muslim Majority Currency : Brunei Dollar (on par & interchangeable with Singapore Dollar) Language : Malay, English, Chinese Legal System : British Common Law Top 10 in Asia & Oceania Human Development Index (United Nations 2011) Digital Literacy ICT Savvy People. More than 70% of population is online #1 Facebook penetration rate in Asia 437,900 mobile subscribers (111% mobile penetration) International Network Connectivity 80% of Brunei’s internet capacity is under-utilised. Brunei is currently connected to THREE major submarine cables: Asia-America Gateway (AAG) Southeast Asia- Middle East- Western Europe Cable (SEA-ME-WE) A third cable, the ‘South-East Asia-Japan Cable’ (SJC) is in operation from 2013. National Cyber Policy National Cyber Policy • Computer Misuse Order 2000 • National Cyber Security Framework (Under Implementation) Computer Misuse Order 2000 BruCert • Brunei National Computer Emergency Response Team ( BruCERT ) was established in May 2004.The nation’s first trusted one-stop referral agency in dealing with computerrelated and internet-related security incidents in Brunei Darussalam. • BruCERT coordinate with local and international CSIRTs, network service providers, security vendors, government agencies, as well as other related organisation to facilitate the detection, analysis and prevention of security incidents on the Internet Royal Brunei Armed Forces & MINDEF Brunei Cyber Security Cyber Security Responsibilities • Defence Information Technology Unit – Technical and Operational Level • Defence Security Branch – Policy Enforcer RBAF/MINDEF Manual of Security • Chapter 6 dictates aspects on information and digital communication aspects. • Covers definition, scope, responsibilities and actions to be taken • Regarded as the main document Is supported by sub document such as Standing Orders and IT SOP for Security Operations RBAF/MINDEF Manual of Security National Cyber Security Framework National Level Policies Ministerial Level / Inter-Ministerial Policies Ministry of Defence Policies Ministries Brunei Computer Emergency Response Team (BruCERT) Computer Misuse Order 2000 Law Authority Info Communication (AiTi) Ministry of Defence Manual of Security (MINDEF/RBAF MOS) Chapter 6 : ICT Security ICT Standing Orders (HKUTM) SOP / Guidelines (Garispandu) Capacity Building Capacity Building UNIVERSITY BRUNEI DARUSSALAM (UBD) Business, Science, Health Sciences and Arts • Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees: Business, Science, Health Sciences & Arts • Postgraduate degrees: Education, Science, Brunei Studies, Health Sciences, Arts and Business, Economics & Policy Studies INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY BRUNEI (ITB) Technical and Commercial Education. • Undergraduate degrees, higher national diplomas and higher diplomas in Engineering. • Undergraduate degrees and higher national diplomas in Business & Computing OVERSEAS INSITUTION Capacity Building • Technical Training – Technical Certifications (CompTIA, Microsoft, Symantec) – Security Appliances (Malware Management, Unified Threat Management) – Security Monitoring (Real-time Events, Incidents, Vulnerability Scanners) • Security Conferences – Hacker Halted 2012 – OIC Cert 2011 Capacity Building Information Assurance • Information Classification Practices – 4 classes with non-repudiation measures • Physical backups – Documents, archives, disk-to-tape • Technical Tools – Unified Threat Management, Monitoring • Technical-level security up-keep – Data Housekeeping – configuration fine-tuning Top Cyber Threats Internal External Initiatives on Cyber Security • National Level – Involve with E-Government Initives – Involvement with BruCERT • Ministerial Level – ADMM 2013 Cyber Security Agenda • Departmental Level – Collaborative efforts with Defense Authorities Future Initiatives • Established a dedicated Cyber Defence Unit Cyber Endeavour Thank you