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Re: [cti] RE: ISAO Privacy and Security SWG
Really good reference item, Rich.
I'll include in the new revised version
of the ETSI TC CYBER Threat Sharing
Technical Report, TR 103 331.
It might also be worth considering if
these related "privacy filtering" functions
might be imported as a work item in
TC CTI to meet the requirements of the
Cybersecurity Act of 2015. The attached
slide excises out those requirements.
A similar requirement exists in the EU NISD,
and having a common filtering specification
would be helpful. The OASIS publication of
this material as a specification could facilitate
its use globally.
--tony
On 2016-05-11 8:55 AM, Struse, Richard
wrote:
The DHS NPPD
Privacy Office has done extensive work on this area in
support of our Automated Indicator Initiative (AIS) - https://www.us-cert.gov/ais.
In addition to a formal Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)- https://www.us-cert.gov/sites/default/files/ais_files/PIA_NPPD-AIS.pdf,
this has included a data-element-level analysis of potential
PII concerns.
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Subject: [cti] ISAO Privacy and Security SWG
CTI TC STIX/TAXII Community,
The Information
Sharing and Analysis Organizations (ISAO) Working
Group Sub-working Group 4 (SWG4) on Privacy and Security is
drafting guidance documents for the emerging ISAO Community.
They requested that we reach out to the STIX/TAXII community
for information on whether
some STIX fields are at a higher risk for containing
personal information (privacy risk) or containing
information that might pose a security risk (e.g. expose
network details that might be taken advantage of). If there are any summaries of security
and privacy risks that may have been discussed during the
development of STIX and TAXII, they would also be useful.
The SWG4 draft documents are available for direct review and
comment (https://www.isao.org/products/drafts/
) but I am happy to gather thoughts from the CTI TC list and
submit them to the SWG.
Thanks so much,
Julie Modlin
Enhance Shared Situational Awareness (ESSA)
Systems Engineering Team
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
MP6-S324
443-778-6989 / Baltimore
240-228-6989 / Washington
Office hours: 8:00 to 2:00 Mon - Thur
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