The Multinational Experiment 7 (MNE 7) is carrying out a Survey on Information Sharing and Situational Awareness. It is open to organisation (industry, academia, etc.). No confidential information has to be disclosed.
Please let me know if you’d like to get involved. The deadline is by the end of November.
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Situational Awareness-as-a -Service
I am working (along with colleagues) on a new HPL demonstrator, focusing on “Situational Awareness as a Service”.
This demonstrator will show how it is possible to combine flexible cloud computing resources, secure, policy-driven analytics nodes and visualization to provide configurable information sharing and situational awareness, to a variety of stakeholders.
We are currently exploring a few scenarios, including document sharing and military/government ones. We are also looking for public data feeds of relevance for global information sharing.
Input and requirements are welcome from the industry, government and academia.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont(here and here) ---
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--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
This demonstrator will show how it is possible to combine flexible cloud computing resources, secure, policy-driven analytics nodes and visualization to provide configurable information sharing and situational awareness, to a variety of stakeholders.
We are currently exploring a few scenarios, including document sharing and military/government ones. We are also looking for public data feeds of relevance for global information sharing.
Input and requirements are welcome from the industry, government and academia.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont(here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
Security Analytics for Incident Management and Remediation Processes
A Security Analytics solution is now available for strategic risk assessment and decision support in the area of organisations’ Incident Management and Remediation Processes.
This solution has been fully transferred to HP Enterprise Security Solutions.
It is now available an overview of the Security Analytics Report that will be created and customised for customers.
In case you’d like to get a copy, learn more and/or are interested in carrying out a Security Analytics assessment in your organisation, please let me know.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
This solution has been fully transferred to HP Enterprise Security Solutions.
It is now available an overview of the Security Analytics Report that will be created and customised for customers.
In case you’d like to get a copy, learn more and/or are interested in carrying out a Security Analytics assessment in your organisation, please let me know.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
TSB Project Directory: Ensuring Trust in Digital Services
The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) has just released this Project Directory illustrating more than 20 funded projects in the space of trust, security, privacy and digital services.
The EnCoRe project is listed along with the current status and plans.
This document has been released in the contest of a joint event organised by TSB and the UK Cabinet Office/IDA Programme.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) has just released this Project Directory illustrating more than 20 funded projects in the space of trust, security, privacy and digital services.
The EnCoRe project is listed along with the current status and plans.
This document has been released in the contest of a joint event organised by TSB and the UK Cabinet Office/IDA Programme.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
The EnCoRe project is listed along with the current status and plans.
This document has been released in the contest of a joint event organised by TSB and the UK Cabinet Office/IDA Programme.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) has just released this Project Directory illustrating more than 20 funded projects in the space of trust, security, privacy and digital services.
The EnCoRe project is listed along with the current status and plans.
This document has been released in the contest of a joint event organised by TSB and the UK Cabinet Office/IDA Programme.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
HP Labs R&D Service Framework for Privacy and Consent Management
A fully working, new demonstrator has been built by HP Labs to illustrate EnCoRe capabilities in the space of consent and privacy management.
This demonstrator leverages the HP Labs R&D Service Framework (and a related prototype) i.e. a flexible and configurable service framework based on REST/RESTFul technologies. It is based on the EnCoRe Technical Architecture and can potentially be deployed in the context of an organisation, across organisations and the cloud.
It has been shown to the attendees of a recent joint Technology Strategy Board (TSB) and UK Cabinet Office/Identity Assurance (IDA) Programme event.
The demonstrator specifically showed how EnCoRe can be deployed in the IDA framework to support citizens and people in defining their privacy preferences as well as organisations in explicitly enforcing them.
HP Labs, along with EnCoRe, is actively engaging in the IDA Programme as well as looking for exploitation opportunities.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
This demonstrator leverages the HP Labs R&D Service Framework (and a related prototype) i.e. a flexible and configurable service framework based on REST/RESTFul technologies. It is based on the EnCoRe Technical Architecture and can potentially be deployed in the context of an organisation, across organisations and the cloud.
It has been shown to the attendees of a recent joint Technology Strategy Board (TSB) and UK Cabinet Office/Identity Assurance (IDA) Programme event.
The demonstrator specifically showed how EnCoRe can be deployed in the IDA framework to support citizens and people in defining their privacy preferences as well as organisations in explicitly enforcing them.
HP Labs, along with EnCoRe, is actively engaging in the IDA Programme as well as looking for exploitation opportunities.
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
Sticky Policies: An Approach for Managing Privacy across Multiple Parties
We recently published an article on IEEE Computer Magazine, September 2011 issue, about “Sticky Policies: An Approach for Managing Privacy across Multiple Parties”:
“Machine-readable policies can stick to data to define allowed usage and obligations as it travels across multiple parties, enabling users to improve control over their personal information. The EnCoRe project has developed such a technical solution for privacy management that is suitable for use in a broad range of domains.”
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
“Machine-readable policies can stick to data to define allowed usage and obligations as it travels across multiple parties, enabling users to improve control over their personal information. The EnCoRe project has developed such a technical solution for privacy management that is suitable for use in a broad range of domains.”
--- Posted by Marco Casassa Mont (here and here) ---
--- NOTE: use this mirror blog if you prefer posting on an external blog site ---
--- NOTE: my original HP blog can be found here ---
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