GÉANT Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are established under the auspices of GÉANT in order to create an open forum where experts from its community exchange information, knowledge, ideas and best practices about specific technical or other areas of business relevant to the research and education networking community.
The GÉANT SIG – Information Security Management is a forum for interchanging knowledge and experiences on information security management topics.
The main aims of the SIG-ISM:
- establish a community of security management professionals;
- develop, maintain and promote a trust framework between NRENs based on international standards;
- promote the use of international security standards and share best practices for security management within NRENs;
- discuss and promote issues of information security management of particular interest to NRENs.
The disclosure of any information shared within the SIG follows the ISTLP code (https://www.surf.nl/en/services-and-products/surfcert/information-sharing-traffic-light-protocol/index.html)
The achievements and KPIs for the 4th year
| Planned achievements | KPIs | Due Date |
|---|---|---|
| Maintain a trusted network for sharing best practices and information, increase NREN participation | 2 workshops a year | Dec 2019 |
| Initiate and strengthen collaboration with other security working groups | 1 joint workshop with WISE Participation at the Security Day at TNC19 | Sep 2019 |
| Actively participate at the GN4-3 Security work package, taking the advisory role | Share the baseline documents with T2 and review their outcomes Support the Security Awareness group with the resources already collected Actively promote and participate at CLAW2019 Crisis management event | Dec 2019 |
The first SIG-ISM Charter can be downloaded from here.
The former SIG-ISM pages can be found at https://www.terena.org/activities/ism/
Facts
This is the 4th year of SIG-ISM
The charter of the SIG was approved in July 2015, but the activities of the group started before that. New charter of the SIG-ISM was approved in February 2017 by the GCC.
The SIG-ISM is jointly led by its Steering Committee
- Alf Moens (SURF) - chair
- James Davis (JISC)
- Rolf Sture Normann (UNINETT)
- Urpo Kaila (CSC)
Next Event
The next SIG-ISM meeting will be a joint workshop with the WISE Community and will take place on 16-18 April 2019 in Kaunas, Lithuania, kindly hosted by LITNET.
Documents