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Title: International Cyber-Collaboration


1
International Cyber-Collaboration Issues and
Opportunities
  • Moderator Dr Andrew Vallerand Canadian Centre
    for Security Science
  • Panellists - Mr. Josh Caplan Office Assistant
    Sec Def for Res Engineering
  • Dr. Peeter Lorents NATO CyberSecurity COE
  • Dr Arun Sood International Cyber Center, George
    Mason Unviv

2
Introduction
  • Cyberspace
  • Its use is totally pervasive across governments,
    economies, and individuals.
  • The growing dependency on our use of cyberspace
    makes it an attractive target for those who would
    do us harm.
  • We know cyber attacks are daily events, yet there
    is an incredible amount of ongoing work in cyber
    security.
  • Why is it important to collaborate
    internationally?

3
Interdependent Security
  • In an interdependent world, the risks faced by
    any ONE agent depend not only on its choices but
    also on the choice of all OTHERS.
  • Failures of a weak link in an interdependent
    system can have devastating impacts on all parts
    of the system.
  • Cyber Interdependence does not require proximity

4
Cyber Security
  • Like airline passenger flows, cyberspace has a
    large number of entry points
  • No one country / carrier can independently secure
    the system or take effective unilateral actions
  • We must work collectively and collaboratively in
    a variety of areas to close the gaps.

5
ALLIED Cyber Security Strategies
  • Canadas Cyber Security Strategy is consistent
    with
  • Estonia 2008
  • UK 2009
  • US 2003 2010
  • AUS 2009

6
Interdependent Security
  • Demands that we acknowledge others security
    levels
  • Suggests it is in our own best interests to share
  • Threat analysis approach to Risk
  • Security capability enhancements (Prepare,
    Detect, Respond, Recover capabilities)
  • Best Practices against Malware to combat cyber
    crime
  • Network contacts with Subject Matter Experts
  • Trans-Border Experiments/ Exercises

7
Cost of Cyber Crime in UK? 27B/yr!
  • 2B/yr Govt systems
  • 3B/yrCitizens systems
  • 22B/yr Industry systems
  • Key domains?
  • IP Theft
  • Industrial Espionage
  • Extortion
  • OnLine Theft
  • ID Theft
  • Common Intl issue?
  • Low barrier of entry into rich field
  • Anonymous Web and Investigation
  • Attribution, Deterrence, Prosecution

http//www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/sites/default/file
s/resources/THE-COST-OF-CYBER-CRIME-SUMMARY-FINAL.
pdf
8
Todays Panellists
  • Each Panellist is a Subject Matter Expert in one
    of three distinct areas of international cyber
    security
  • Cyber Network Operations
  • Cooperative Cyber Security and Defence
  • Strategic Intl collaboration and information
    sharing of Cyber Security

9
THE Strategic View
10
  • Some Canadian
  • WHOLE of GOVERNMENT perspectives
  • from the Centre for Security Science

11
Defence RD Canada
12
Established Productive collaborative partnerships
focused on ST for National Security Capabilities
across the Federal Government
  • Fisheries and Oceans Canada
  • Health Canada
  • Industry Canada
  • Infrastructure Canada
  • National Defence
  • National Research Council
  • Natural Resources Canada
  • Privy Council Office
  • Public Safety Canada
  • Public Health Agency Canada
  • RCMP
  • Transport Canada
  • Treasury Board Secretariat
  • Agriculture Agri-Food Canada
  • Atomic Energy Canada Ltd
  • Canada Border Services Agency
  • Canadian Food Inspection Agency
  • Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
  • Canadian Security Intelligence Service
  • Communications Research Centre Canada
  • Communications Security Establishment Canada
  • Environment Canada

as well as with Provincial and Municipal first
responders
and with Canadas Academic, Industrial and
International partners
12
13
Landscape of Canadian Clients/ Partners in Cyber
Security
  • Privy Council Office (PCO or White House in US)
  • National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister
    of Canada
  • Public Safety Canada
  • Integrated Threat Assessment Centre (ITAC) /
    Canadian Cyber Incident Response Centre (CCIRC or
    CERT in US)
  • Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP FBI US
    Marshall Serv in US)
  • Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS or
    CIA in US)
  • Industry Canada
  • Telecommunications ISP Regulator
    Communications Research Centre (CRC)
  • National Research Council (NRC), Competition
    Bureau, eCommerce Office
  • National Science Engineering Research Council
    (NSERC)
  • Treasury Board Secretariat
  • Chief Information Officer
  • National Defence
  • Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC
    DDRE in US)
  • Communications Security Establishment Canada
    (CSEC NSA in US)
  • Assistant Deputy Minister (Information
    Management) Cyber Task Force
  • PWGSC, Dept of Justice, Dept Foreign Affairs Intl
    Trade, Dept of Finance, Revenue Canada. NCFTA
    Canada Academia
  • Business Associations TELCO ePayment Assoc., IT
    Assoc can.
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