[Bp_certs] About types of CERTs

Mirosław Maj miroslaw.maj at cybsecurity.org
Thu Jul 24 09:17:02 EDT 2014



>> Given that certain products are to be delivered, the cert need
>> information. Only if the cert manage to gain trust (that they will
>> deliver whatever they are to deliver) external parties (peers) will
>> start to give them information.
>>
>> So, to conclude:
>>
>> 1. Define what the cert role in the community is
>>
>> 2. Define what services / products the cert produce
>>
>> 3. Convince peers (2) is doable
>>
>> 4. Deliver (1) and (2)
>>
>> 5. Get data that make delivery easier
>>
>> 6. By doing (4) gain more trust, and get more data (5), and continue a
>> positive continuation

All good points IMO.

Also it is worth to look at and use (maybe with some adjustment) 8 steps
of creating CERT by CERT/CC:
http://www.cert.org/incident-management/products-services/creating-a-csirt.cfm?

Kind Regards
Miroslaw Maj
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>>
>> Forcing people to work with a (national) cert will not work. If people
>> have problems, they will, my view, primarily talk with their vendor and
>> the vendor support mechanism, which often is part of the cert
>> structure.
>>
>> I.e. people talk with "national cert" if it helps them. Not if they are
>> forced to.
>>
>>   Patrik
>>
>>
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