[Bp_certs] About types of CERTs

[Jaap Akkerhuis]

 Patrik Faltstrom writes:

 > 
 > On 31 jul 2014, at 09:51, Andrew Cormack <Andrew.Cormack at ja.net>
 > wrote:
 > 
 > > The specific references are to European law, but I think the =
 > conclusion that "special" status can actually reduce the amount of =
 > information that others share with you, is general.
 > 
 > Bingo!
 > 
 > Being "a national cert" is just one of the parameters that decide =
 > whether a CERT will be successful or not.

Talking about European CERTS, at the start of ENISA there was a push
to make it the pan-European CERT. This idea was abolished and a
support group was set up to collect a "lot of good practice material
that aims at helping EU Member States, but also other stakeholders, to
smoothly establish and operate CERTs / CSIRTs." [1]

It is a while I looked at it, but that site claims to have decent
documentation as well. They do have a guide how to set a CSIRT in 26
different languages.

	jaap

[1] <http://www.enisa.europa.eu/activities/cert/support>