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Implementation: Systems administrators must report serious computer security incidents to the University Information Security Officer.
Her research interests include cybersecurity law and policy, defense-in-depth, security incident reporting models, economics of information security, and insurance and liability protection for computer security incidents.
Serious computer security incidents will be defined as those that jeopardize the integrity, privacy and/or availability of other computers and networks.
The Information Security Officer will coordinate the response to computer security incidents, including notifying campus systems administrators, law enforcement officers, external sites, incident response teams and University offices as appropriate.
Examples of serious computer security incidents include break-ins where privileged accounts (e.g. UNIX "root" account, or NT "Administrator" account) are used without authorization, incidents where network traffic is monitored without authorization, and incidents where Penn computers or networks are either the source or the target of "denial of service" attacks.
In this regard, we study the structures of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) and Computer Security Incident Response Teams (CSIRTs), and evaluate what we could learn from them in terms of applied processes, available protocols and implemented tools.
Due to the risk of data loss/theft and the costs associated with a computer security incident, ILR has established a goal of completely eliminating the storage of reportable university data from its PCs, laptops and servers.
This Guide Memo describes the procedures to be followed when a computer security incident is discovered to have occurred involving an Academic or Administrative Computing System operated by Stanford University, its faculty, students, employees, consultants, vendors or others operating such systems on behalf of Stanford.
Shortly after Google made its announcement, Adobe posted an announcement of a "computer security incident involving a sophisticated, coordinated attack against corporate network systems managed by Adobe and other companies". Adobe says it learned of the attack on January 2 but did not confirm that this attack was the same as the one that struck Google.
The mission is conducted through private information sharing within a community of trusted representatives at member organizations, and as a computer security incident response team (CSIRT) supporting the R&E community at-large.
As an example of new security measures that have hindered bomb stewards' work, Dr. Michael Bernardin, a senior weapons designer at Los Alamos, cited the suspension of the so-called two-hour rule involving computer security after an incident in June when two hard drives containing nuclear data were lost and later recovered at Los Alamos.
