Presentation to the ITU on the Q-CERT Incident Management Team. Ian M Dowdeswell Incident Manager, Q-CERT

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Presentation to the ITU on the Q-CERT Incident Management Team Ian M Dowdeswell Incident Manager, Q-CERT

2 Q-CERT Mission The Mission of Q-CERT is to be a world-class center of excellence providing expert assistance and support to improve information security in Qatar and the region.

3 Q-CERT will: provide accurate and timely information about current and emerging cyber threats and vulnerabilities respond to significant threats and vulnerabilities in critical infrastructures by conducting and coordinating activities needed to resolve the threats serve as a central, trusted partner in security incident reporting and analysis promote and facilitate the adoption of standards, processes, methods, and tools that are most effective at mitigating the evolving risks provide unbiased information and training to build the management and technical skills needed for organizations to effectively manage their cyber risk

4 Q-CERT Range of Activities Proactive Reactive Outreach, Awareness, & Training Tailored workshops based on needs analysis Public workshops based on recognized needs Outreach to region

5 Q-CERT Range of Activities Proactive Reactive Outreach, Awareness, & Training Tailored workshops based on needs analysis Public workshops based on recognized needs Outreach to region Critical Infrastructure Protection Assist key national resources in addressing information security vulnerabilities and threats Assist in creating an Information Security management framework Develop and provide approaches for risk assessments and risk mitigation

6 Q-CERT Range of Activities Proactive Reactive Outreach, Awareness, & Training Tailored workshops based on needs analysis Public workshops based on recognized needs Outreach to region Critical Infrastructure Protection Assist key national resources in addressing information security vulnerabilities and threats Assist in creating an Information Security management framework Develop and provide approaches for risk assessments and risk mitigation Incident Management Establish a national and regional center for threat, vulnerability, and security event data. Establish and operate mechanisms for responding to cyber threats and vulnerabilities Assist law enforcement and other responders organizations.

7 Q-CERT Potential Range of Activities

8 Q-CERT Constituency - National Q-CERT Qatar Constituents General Public Government Industry

9 Q-CERT Constituency - Regional Q-CERT Qatar Constituents General Public Government KSA Industry Oman Regional Security Teams Bahrain UAE Kuwait

10 Q-CERT Constituency - Global Q-CERT Qatar Constituents General Public Government KSA Industry Oman Regional Security Teams Bahrain UAE Kuwait Global Law Enforcement Global Security Teams

11 Incident Management Mission The mission of Q-CERT Incident Management is to enable our constituents to reduce the risk to their information (processed on computers and networks), through timely and effective provision of advice about threats and vulnerabilities and in response to incidents (where a compromise of information has occurred).

12 Components of Risk Asset RISK Threat Vulnerability

13 Incident Management Activities WATCH AND WARNING (WAW) Mission.The mission of WAW is proactive to reduce the risk of compromise of constituent information by timely, accurate and relevant advance, guidance or best practice information to the constituent about vulnerabilities and threats to their information and networks.

14 WATCH AND WARNING (WAW) ACTIVITIES Vulnerabilities Role identifies critical vulnerabilities relevant to Qatar and Region and disseminates to CSOs (primary) and citizens (secondary) Generates vulnerability reports from all available existing vulnerability information. Scours websites for best practice including Middle East North Africa (MENA) sites. Arabic capability. Generates vulnerability reports primarily by email but also via e.g. SMS/website to mailing lists for focused output to constituents

15 WATCH AND WARNING (WAW) ACTIVITIES Threats Role identifies serious generic and specific threats to Qatar CSO and Region and informs selected recipients. Looks at open-source threat information Scours websites / hacker-sites / chatrooms Links to SSB Arabic capability Generates threat reports to tailored community. Runs honeynet / analyses data Disseminates reports/briefings

16 WATCH AND WARNING (WAW) ACTIVITIES Netflow analysis Role analyses packet traffic across national gateways to determine specific threats to nation and informs selected recipients Analyses IDS data Analyses Net SA data Disseminates reports/briefings to selected recipients

17 Incident Management Activities INCIDENT RESPONSE AND INVESTIGATIONS (IRI) Mission.The mission of IRI is a reactive response to reduce the risk of further compromise of constituent information by responding promptly to an incident and providing timely, accurate and relevant advance, guidance or best practice information to the constituent and to follow up incidents through investigation, analysis and reporting..

18 INCIDENT RESPONSE AND INVESTIGATIONS (IRI) Role to provide an incident response capability to enable Qatari and Regional CSOs to reduce their risk following a compromise. Provides 24 x 7 cover for immediate incident response Triage Hotline / website / email etc. Site visits for investigation Artifact collection Artifact analysis / forensics Constituent / law enforcement / global liaison Investigation including technical / procedural and forensic Briefings and report writing.

19 Incident Management Activities Incident and Crisis management coordination co-ordination of localized incidents and major crises across sectors and between regional CERTs.

20 Specialist Lab Services Vulnerability Assessment Malware Analysis Open Source Threat Analysis Vulnerability Analysis Computer Forensics Honeypot Analysis Network Flow Analysis

21 IM Organisation

22 Cyber Security Network The Cyber Security Network has been created to bring together the Critical Sector Organisations in Qatar and the region, to better understand their information security requirements and to enable Q-CERT to focus its output to meet them.

23 Cyber Security Network Q-CERT can help CSO s to reduce the risk to their critical information. Q-CERT works with other security teams world-wide to maintain awareness of global trends and respond to international threats. Q-CERT provides a range of services. Q-CERT can help organizations improve their internal first responder practices.

24 Cyber Security Network Joining the program: Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) Establish formal points of contact. Orientation briefings Ongoing training Long-term Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) program

25 ITU - Incident Management Capabilities Develop a national cyberspace security response system to prevent, predict, detect, respond to, and recover from cyber incidents. Watch, Warning, Response & Recovery Develop a national cyberspace incident management program in coordination with the intelligence and law enforcement communities. Participate in watch, warning, and incident response information sharing mechanisms.

26 ITU National Computer Security Incident Response Team Capabilities Identify or Establish a National Computer Security Incident Response Team (N- CSIRT) Ensure N-CSIRT Coordination with Industry Establish Points of Contact with N-CSIRT Participate in International Cooperative and Information Sharing Activities Develop N-CSIRT Tools and Procedures Develop N-CSIRT Capability to Respond and Recover Promote Responsible Disclosure Practices Promoting a National Culture of Cybersecurity

27 Incident Management Points of Contact Report Incidents by: Website (using proforma): www.qcert.org Email: incidents@qcert.org Phone: +974 493 3408 Incident Manager Ian M Dowdeswell imd@qcert.org Fax: +974 483 9953

28 Questions?