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Showing posts with label ENISA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ENISA. Show all posts

Friday, November 20, 2009

ENISA Cloud Computing Risk Assessment Report

ENISA has recently released three documents related to Cloud Computing, all of them available online:
· Cloud Computing Risk Assessment
· Cloud Computing Information Assurance
· Cloud Computing SME Perspective Survey
Enjoy.

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Wednesday, December 5, 2007

ENISA Position Paper – Reputation-based System: a Security Analysis

A new Position Paper has been released by ENISA, titled “Reputation-based System: a Security Analysis”:
“This paper aims to provide a useful introduction to security issues affecting Reputation-based Systems by identifying a number of possible threats and attacks, highlighting the security requirements that should be fulfilled by these systems and providing recommendations for action and best practices to reduce the security risks to users. … This paper is aimed at providers, designers, research and standardisation communities, government policy-makers and businesses.”

It provides an introduction to reputation-based systems and significant use-cases. It then analyses related key threats and security requirements. Finally it provides recommendations and concluding remarks.

The Identity Management Community might be interested in this paper given the role that identity management and privacy have in reputation-based systems and the fact that these systems are affected by and affect identities.

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Monday, November 5, 2007

ENISA Event – “Information Risk Management: Why Businesses need it?”

ENISA (in collaboration with INTECO) is organising an event on Information Risk Management, on 8-9 November, 2007 – Barcelona, Spain:

“On this event, the experience drawn from the implementation of the Risk Management process in various European countries will be presented. To this end, representatives from several countries from the EU will present their views on the matter and will report on their experience in this area. This unique event will shed light on how to make SMEs safer and less liable to technological incidents.”

Specifically, this event is going to cover “Information Risk Management” cases from the following EU countries: Spain, Germany, UK, France and Austria. The full program is available here.

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Monday, October 29, 2007

New ENISA Position Paper: Security Issues and Recommendations for Online Social Networks

ENISA has recently released a position paper, called “Security Issues and Recommendations for Online Social Networks” (available online, here) – Editor: Giles Hogben (ENISA):

“This paper aims to provide a useful introduction to security issues in the area of Social Networking, highlight the most important threats and make recommendations for action and best practices to reduce the security risks to users.”

Specifically, it focuses on the following threats and recommendations:

  • Principal Threats: privacy related threats, information security threats, identity related threats and social threats);
  • Recommendations and Countermeasures: government policy recommendations, provider and corporate policy recommendations, technical recommendations, research and standardisation recommendations.

    “This paper is aimed at corporate and political decision-makers as well as Social Network application-providers. It also seeks to raise awareness among political and corporate decision-makers of the legal and social implications of new developments in Social Networking technologies. In particular, the findings should have important implications for education and data protection policy.”

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