RFC 2350 CSIRT-TEHTRIS [CERT-TEHTRIS]
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1 RFC 2350 CSIRT-TEHTRIS [CERT-TEHTRIS] 1 Document information Date of Last Update Distribution List for Notifications Locations where this Document May Be Found Authenticating this Document Contact Information Name of the Team Address Timezone Telephone Number Facsimile Number Other Telecommunication Electronic Mail Address Public Keys and Other Encryption Information Team Members Other Information Points of Customer Contact Charter Mission Statement Constituency Sponsorship and/or Affiliation Authority Policies Type of Incidents and Level of Support Co-operation, Interaction and Disclosure of Information Communication and Authentication Services Pre-emptive Security Measures Incident Response Proactive Activities Incident Reporting Forms... 9
2 1 Document information This document contains a description of CSIRT TEHTRI-Security egambit (CSIRT-TEHTRIS) as implemented by RFC It provides basic information about CSIRT-TEHTRIS, its channels of communication, its roles and responsibilities. 1.1 Date of Last Update Version /11/30 Version /06/ Distribution List for Notifications There is no distribution list for notifications. 1.3 Locations where this Document May Be Found The current version of this this CSIRT description may always be found at Authenticating this Document This document has been signed with the PGP key of CSIRT-TEHTRIS. The signature of this document is available at
3 2 Contact Information 2.1 Name of the Team Short name: CSIRT-TEHTRIS Long name: CSIRT TEHTRI-Security egambit CERT name: CERT-TEHTRIS 2.2 Address TEHTRI-Security CSIRT-TEHTRIS rue Taitbout 75009, PARIS FRANCE 2.3 Timezone CET/CEST 2.4 Telephone Number Phone: +33 (0) [inputs are filtered, but all messages are monitored] 2.5 Facsimile Number Fax: +33 (0) Other means for communication 2.7 Electronic Mail Address cert (at) tehtris (dot) com This is a mail alias that relays mail to the human(s) on duty for the CSIRT-TEHTRIS
4 2.8 Public Keys and Other Encryption Information CSIRT-TEHTRIS is using the following PGP key for its exchanges with cert (at) tehtris (dot) com address: ID: 8F Fingerprint: B6 2D67 55E BA7 BDE8 A13A 8F Team Members Laurent Oudot (CEO at TEHTRIS) and Laurent Estieux (CTO at TEHTRIS) are the CSIRT- TEHTRIS team co-leaders. The other members of the CSIRT team are the TEHTRI-Security security experts and consultants. None 2.10 Other Information 2.11 Points of Customer Contact The preferred method to contact CSIRT-TEHTRIS is to send to the cert (at) tehtris (dot) com address. This mailbox is monitored actively during hours of operations. Standard hours of operations: 7h00-22h00 from Monday to Friday 8h00-20h00 on Weekends The mailbox is monitored 365 days / 365.
5 3 Charter 3.1 Mission Statement The purpose of the CSIRT is, first, to assist its customer community in implementing proactive measures to reduce the risks of computer security incidents, and second, to assist its customer community in responding to such incidents when they occur. 3.2 Constituency CSIRT-TEHTRIS constituency is composed of all the customer of the TEHTRI-Security egambit solution who subscribed a Service Level Agreement support contract. 3.3 Sponsorship and/or Affiliation CSIRT-TEHTRIS is part of TEHTRI-Security. CSIRT-TEHTRIS maintains relationships with various CSIRTs throughout the world, on all continents, on an as-needed basis. 3.4 Authority As CSIRT-TEHTRIS is aimed to handle incident response on customers perimeter, CSIRT- TEHTRIS has an advisor role with local security teams and has no specific authority to require any specific action. The recommendations, which CSIRT-TEHTRIS will provide to a customer, will be implemented under the direction of the concerned customer.
6 4 Policies 4.1 Type of Incidents and Level of Support CSIRT-TEHTRIS is generally mandated by its customer to handle any type of incident occurring on its own perimeter. Depending on the type of security incident, CSIRT-TEHTRIS will gradually roll out its services, which include incident response and digital forensics. 4.2 Co-operation, Interaction and Disclosure of Information CSIRT-TEHTRIS operates under the restrictions imposed by French laws. All information exchanged with a customer during an incident (and after its resolution) will be handled confidentially in secure environments using encryption if necessary. CSIRT-TEHTRIS will cooperate with other Organizations in the Field of Computer Security, which may help to deliver its services, especially for incident resolution. In any such exchange, CSIRT-TEHTRIS will protect the privacy of its customers through anonymisation of technical data that may be exchanged. Customers will be informed of such exchanges. If a customer objects the default CSIRT-TEHTRIS behavior, it should be specified in initial contractual agreement or explicitly asked in the communication with CSIRT-TEHTRIS. Requiring specific behavior may lower the quality of assistance CSIRT-TEHTRIS may provide. 4.3 Communication and Authentication For normal communication without any sensitive information, unencrypted may be used use but CSIRT-TEHTRIS strongly encourage customer to use encrypted (through PGP) to exchange data with CSIRT-TEHTRIS.
7 5 Services 5.1 Pre-emptive Security Measures As the CSIRT-TEHTRIS services are delivered to TEHTRI-Security egambit customer, CSIRT-TEHTRIS will implement in egambit tool, or provide information to egambit developers, any technical security measure that may help to detect or block security threats, including emerging ones. 5.2 Incident Response CSIRT-TEHTRIS is mandated, by its customer, to be responsible for the coordination of security incidents somehow involving customers perimeters. The technical resolution of incident if operationally left to local customers administrators with CSIRT-TEHTRIS support. Without being exhaustive, following aspects are covered by CSIRT-TEHTRIS: Incident Triage o Investigating whether indeed an incident occurred o Determining the extent of the incident Incident Coordination o Determining the initial cause of the incident (vulnerability exploited). o Facilitating contact with other sites, that may be involved. o Facilitating contact with appropriate law enforcement officials, if necessary. o Making reports to other CSIRTs. o Composing announcements to users, if applicable Incident Resolution o Providing action plan to remove the vulnerability and supporting local administrators to perform the action plan. o Providing action plan and support to help securing the system from the effects of the incident. o Evaluating whether certain actions are likely to reap results in proportion to their cost and risk o Providing action plan and support to collect any evidence after the fact in order to be used in criminal prosecution or any disciplinary action
8 5.3 Proactive Activities CSIRT-TEHTRIS performs the following proactive activities: Technology watch Intrusion detection Development of security tools Information about major security threats or vulnerabilities to its customers Training on security topics
9 6 Incident Reporting Forms No public form is proposed on our web site, to report incidents to CSIRT-TEHTRIS, but you can directly use the contact with proper information when needed. egambit subscribers can use internal tools in egambit frontend to share events and needed information" In case of emergency or crisis, please provide to CSIRT-TEHTRIS at least the following information: Contact details and organizational information: name of person and organization name and address, address, telephone number; IP address(es), FQDN(s), and any other relevant technical element with associated observation; Scanning results (if any) and/or any extract from the log showing the problem;
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