Building International Cooperation for Trustworthy ICT (BIC) Presented by: Michel Riguidel, Telecom Paris-Tech

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1 Building International Cooperation for Trustworthy ICT (BIC) Presented by: Michel Riguidel, Telecom Paris-Tech Objectives/Challenges/Timeline Int l cooperation (INCO) between the EU and the programme agencies and researchers in Brazil, India, and South Africa within Trustworthy ICT, including trust, privacy and security, Understand the activities and planning of the target countries; Carry out a mapping of the European Commission s planning to them, such that a common technical and policy alignment is viable. Building long term strategy for INCO >going further than bilateral activities (slide 2); Challenges - alignment of priorities and mechanisms Takes significant time for bi-lateral activities and even longer for multi-lateral activities; Having strong support from programme management essential. Timeline in Year 3 (ends Dec. 2013) Next events: 6-7 th June 2013 WGs workshop and BIC Annual forum in Q4, Outputs / Synergy with other projects International Advisory Group (IAG) and Working Groups (WGs) with members from projects and BIC countries (slide 3) BIC recommendations for H2020 (slides 4 and 5): Inputs from the IAG/WGs and their projects; Bi-lateral activities e.g. cooperation Workshops; other activities and initiatives where BIC participated in and contributed to; EU prioritisation of themes. BIC active with other projects and depends on them for proactive inputs. BIC Annual forum 2013 in Q4 date/location still TBD there could be some benefit for co-location. Relation to current major EC policy actions WG2 directly related to Network Information and Cyber security Bringing together cyber security experts from around the globe; Proposed architecture for international data sharing specifically for cyber security; Close ties with ENISA. WG1 has number of experts from the data protection, privacy, crypto and e-id communities; BIC has been active in the DG CNCT European Cloud expert group providing inputs on international research for trust and security in cloud computing; Direct Input to H2020 planning on future INCO strategy. In terms of an infrastructure for NIS Technology platform, how would you like to see it? Addresses the international challenges for cyber security that is responsive to fast changing environment; Must incorporate effective international liaison with other bodies/initiatives/agencies/ The BIC International Advisory Group provides a good model as it contains programme management, policy, industry (innovation) and research; There needs to also be a strong research community support element on a multi-lateral basis (see model proposed by BIC slide 6) Incentives = reducing fragmentation, increasing efficiency, enabling truly multi-lateral cooperation that is required to leverage and combine international expertise on cyber security. Track 14, 19 th April :00 13:00 [53]

2 BIC = Moving towards a strategic approach How do we achieve it? Track 14, 19 th April :00 13:00 [54]

3 BIC structure WG1 Human Oriented / citizen approaches to trust, privacy and security BIC International Advisory Group (IAG) WG2 Network Information and Cyber security WG3 Programme Focus; Funding; Identify Community Track 14, 19 th April :00 13:00 [55]

4 Recommendations (1/2) Interim recommendations published (see BIC web site - project impact section) Harmonisation, openness and interoperability Design of models, metrics, tools and mechanisms Evolutionary integration models Trust models, Risk metrics for cloud usage Governance model Global flow agreement for export control Education and research User awareness programmes and cyber defence exercises Global research frameworks for multi-lateral cooperation Track 14, 19 th April :00 13:00 [56]

5 Recommendations (2/2) Security, protection, crisis management Models and tools to increase trustworthiness Audit mechanisms and tools for a virtual world Traffic management models for emergencies Contingency plans Legal framework and design of institutional observatory Cyber-deterrence framework (constitutional implications) Data ownership rules, transparent cyber-policing rules Anti-cyber laundering initiative Themes for International cooperation are now being prioritised and ranked within the BIC countries. Report available in June Track 14, 19 th April :00 13:00 [57]

6 BIC IAG Multi-lateral co-operation model Extended WG EWG Core WG EWG EWG Track 14, 19 th April :00 13:00 [58]