Respondent Organisation's Cyber Security Actions Clause Samples

Respondent Organisation's Cyber Security Actions. Several questions addressed the cyber security actions deployed by the respondents’ organisations, and the results of these are summarised below. Here, 23 of 26 respondents (88%) declared that their organisation has a well-defined (cyber) security team with clear roles. Those who said they did not have such an arrangement were two RUs and one IM. Two (RU) declare there is no “centralised” cybersecurity team, but a team of technicians in IT address all IT issues including security. The third (IM) declares they are in the process of defining a cyber security team specifically for signalling systems, as part of an initiative to develop a national cyber security action on signalling. For those who did declare a formally defined cyber security team, only 9 of 26 (35%) stated that it followed a classical CSIRT or SERT model (see CSIRT classic models in earlier sections of this report). The others, in describing security team arrangements, show similar general features, but with some interesting differences/specialisms: • Established as a loose organisational network, with Technical Director/Security Manager, overseeing team leaders for Networks, Systems, and Services, plus nominated experts linking to Suppliers and Customers. • Established as a Security Operations Centre (SOC - more formal) overlooking security teams in different areas. Additional support is given such as delivery of (or training team members to conduct) log/activity analyses, penetration testing, using technologies for identifying intrusions (IDS). • In addition to the above, several mention specific additions: o Risk & Regulatory Framework Officer / Expert. o A Cybersecurity Coordination Centre coordinating the teams (CSIRT form). o A Cybersecurity Laboratory or Technical Analysis Centre (Forensics etc.). o A specialist in Data Privacy. • There is evidence of usage of the ENISA guidance document (CSIRT Guidance ADD LINK) to help shape security teams. • Some mention having a security coordination team above the SOC to decide policies and procedures for SOC and Teams.
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