INFORMATION SECURITY STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA

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1 INFORMATION SECURITY STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA By THAIB MUSTAFA, CHAIRMAN TECHNICAL COMMITTEE FOR INFORMATION SECURITY (TC/G/5) INDUSTRY STANDARDS COMMITTEE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, COMMUNICATION AND MULTIMEDIA (ISC G) 23 RD MAY 2012

2 Presentation Agenda 1. INTRODUCTION 2. ACTIVITIES 3. ACHIEVEMENTS 4. CHALLENGES 5. MOVING FORWARD 6. CONCLUSION TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 2

3 INTRODUCTION: Technical Committee for Information Security (TC/G/5) Non-profit, appointed group of volunteered members: Information security professionals Risk and compliance professionals Auditors and assurance professionals Governance and management professionals Lead Agency: Standards Malaysia, MOSTI Support Agency: SIRIM, MOSTI Representatives Organizations: ICT, security, banking/financial services, government, public/private sectors, regulatory, technology, utilities, consulting, universities, etc. Mission: Trusted to develop, prepare and review Information Security and its related standards for Malaysia TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 3

4 BACKGROUND In 1966, Institutes of Standards Malaysia (ISM) was established in Malaysia and later Standards Malaysia In 1969, Malaysia became a member of ISO In 1975, SIRIM was established In 1996, SIRIM was appointed as National Standard Development Agency in Malaysia SIRIM established Industry Standards Committees (ISC) to undertake standard developments activities In 2001, Industry Standards Committees (ISC) responsible for IT, Telecommunications and Multimedia (ISC G) established TC/G/5, the Technical Committee responsible for Information Security TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 4

5 Standards Malaysia, SIRIM, ISC G, TC/G/5 and ISO/IEC, JTC, SC27 MEMBERS OF Industry Standard Committee for Information Technology, Communication & Multimedia (ISC G) MEMBERS OF Technical Committee on Information Security (TC/G/5) SC 27 Security Techniques ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27 WG1 WG2 WG3 WG4 WG7 WG5 WG1 WG2 WG3 WG4 WG5 TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 5

6 MEMBERS OF Technical Committee on Information Security (TC/G/5) Mr Zainal Abidin Ma'arif / Ms Nor Asma Ghazali Bank Negara Malaysia CHAIRMAN Telekom Malaysia Berhad Mr Thaib Mustafa Dr Dzaharudin Mansor Association of the Computer and Multimedia Industry of Malaysia Dr Solahuddin Shamsuddin CyberSecurity Malaysia Ms Julaila Engan Chief Government Security Office Mr Muhammad bin Ali Malaysian Administrative, Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (MAMPU) Ms Foo Mei Ling Malaysian National Computer Confederation Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission Ms Roshda Md Yunan Ministry of Information, Communication and Culture Mr Ruzamri Ruwandi Ms Ong Ai Lin Mr Tan Chuan On/ Mr Gan Kim Sai Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation PricewaterhouseCoopers Advisory Services Sdn Bhd Mr Tan Tze Meng Multimedia Development Corporation Sdn Bhd Mr Mohd Zahari Zakaria Teknimuda Sdn Bhd Ms Haliza Ibrahim SIRIM QAS International Sdn Bhd TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 6 Mr Mohd Mohd Ismail Ahmad Tenaga Nasional Berhad

7 List of Working Groups (WG) under Information Security Ms Raja Azrina Raja Othman JARING Communications Sdn Bhd Dr Jamalul-lail Ab Manan MIMOS Berhad Mr Thaib Mustafa TELEKOM Malaysia TC/G/5 Technical Committee on Information Security SCOPE Standardisation in Information Security Participation(P) Member to ISO/IEC JTC1/SC27 Mr Wan Roshaimi Wan Abdullah Stratsec.net Sdn Bhd WG/G/5-1 Working Group on Information Security Management Systems SCOPE Standardisation on Information Security Management System WG/G/5-2 Working Group on Cryptography & Security Mechanisms SCOPE Standardisation on Cryptography & Security Mechanisms WG/G/5-3 Working Group on Information Security Evaluation Criteria SCOPE Standardisation on Security Evaluation Criteria Lt Col Asmuni Yusof CyberSecurity Malaysia Mr Ng Kang Siong MIMOS Berhad WG/G/5-4 Working Group on Security Control & Services WG/G/5-5 Working Group on Identity Management & Privacy Technologies SCOPE SCOPE Standardisation on BCM Framework for all Standardisation on Management & Privacy sectors & supplementary BCM Framework Technologies for specific sectors WG/G/5-7 Mr Badlissah Adnan PETRONAS Working Group on Industry Automation & Control Systems SCOPE Standardisation of the information or cyber security aspects of Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) sytems

8 Accountabilities & Responsibilities: Technical Committee on Information Security (TC/G/5) 1. Responsible for developing, preparing and reviewing Malaysian Standards. 2. Approval to release draft Malaysian Standards within its purview for the purposes of soliciting public comments. 3. Responsible for reviewing comments and make the necessary revision to draft Malaysian Standards in light of comments received. 4. Submit draft standards developed under its direction to the ISC for approval as final draft Malaysian Standards. 5. Responsible for supporting the work of its parent ISC in international standardisation by: a) studying and assessing the relevant international standards and formulate national views and comments on issues related to the scope of the TC/SC; b) studying and commenting and/or voting on draft international standards in related areas; and c) recommending the adoption of International Standards as Malaysian Standards where appropriate. 6. Support the ISC in co-ordinating participation in international/regional standardisation. 7. Establish Working Group (WG) in accordance with the Terms of Reference of WG for the purpose of undertaking specific tasks. TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 8

9 ISO/IEC Information Security Management System Specifies the requirements for establishing, implementing, operating, monitoring, reviewing, maintaining and improving an Information Security Management System (ISMS) Conformance to this standard means an organization has a management system that ensures the confidentiality, integrity and accessibility of its information Information generated, received, retained or transmitted manually or electronically is controlled and managed based on the level of risk to the information An ISMS is an assurance to customers and stakeholders that their information is protected and secured from damaged, lost and misused TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 9

10 ACTIVITIES TC/G/5 Identify standards that meet national objectives and industries needs Information security standard preparation, development and review Endorse release of draft Malaysia Standard (MS) after public comments and ensure meeting national and industry needs Review and adopt (with certain criteria) International Standards as Malaysian Standards Recommend approval of standard and report activities to ISC G Develop indigenous standards if required and when no international standards available Support standardization activities at WGs, national, regional and international Review and participate in ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 27 projects and meetings Participate in regional meetings (e.g. RAISE) and provide liaison with other TCs TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 10

11 ACTIVITIES - WGs Working Groups in TC 5 mirroring JTC 1 SC 27 WG WG 1 - Information Security Management Systems WG 2 - Cryptography and Security Mechanisms WG 3 - Information Security Evaluation Criteria WG 4 - Security Controls and Services WG 5 - Identity Management and Privacy Technologies WG7 - Industry Automation and Control Systems Meeting regularly to review standardization projects and related documentation specific projects specified by TC/G/5 Develop indigenous standardization projects as approved by TC/G/5 Participate in meeting, talks, workshops and seminars at national, regional and international level Perform liaison with other related standards committees (e.g. biometrics and telecommunications) as required by TC/G/5 TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 11

12 ACHIEVEMENTS 1/2 More than 30 Standards approved and published Information Security Management Systems Requirements (MS ISO/IEC 27001:2006) Code of practice for Information Security Management (MS ISO/IEC 27002:2005) Methodology for IT Security Evaluation (MS ISO/IEC 18045:2005) Evaluation criteria for IT security-part 3: Security assurance requirements (First revision) (MS ISO/IEC :2005) ISMS Implementation Guidance (27003) Information Security Risk Management (27005) Information Security Management Guidelines for Telecommunication Organizations (27011) To date 22 SC27 approved new publications from 2011 TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 12

13 ACHIEVEMENTS 2/2 Editorship for WG4 Guidelines on Identification, Collection, Acquisition and Preservation of Digital Evidence is currently being approved for publication in Dec 2012 (ISO/IEC 27037) In Nov 2005, hosted ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 27 WGs Meeting in KL In Apr 2010, hosted ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 27 WGs & HoD Meeting in Melaka Participated in international ISO/IEC and regional standards developments Meetings Organized/participated in Information Security Workshops and Seminars promoting awareness, gather comments and public reviews TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 13

14 Programme of Works - WG1 NEW PUBLICATIONS (WG 1) ISO/IEC 27005: (2 nd ed.), Information security risk management ISO/IEC 27006: (2 nd ed.), Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of information security management systems ISO/IEC 27007: (1 st ed.), Guidelines for information security management systems guidelines auditing ISO/IEC TR 27008: (1 st ed.), Guidelines for auditors on information security controls ISO/IEC 27010: (1 st ed.), Information security management for inter-sector and inter-organisational communications TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 14

15 Programme of Works - WG2 NEW PUBLICATIONS (WG 2) ISO/IEC : (2 nd ed.), Message Authentication Codes (MACs) Part 2: Mechanisms using a dedicated hash-function ISO/IEC : (1 st ed.), Message authentication codes (MACs) Part 3: Mechanisms using a universal hash-function ISO/IEC : (1 st ed.), Key management Part 5: Group key management ISO/IEC 18031: (2 nd ed.), Random bit generation ISO/IEC : (2 nd ed.), Encryption algorithms Part 4: Stream ciphers ISO/IEC 29150: (1 st ed.), Signcryption ISO/IEC : (1 st ed.), Lightweight cryptography Part 2: Block ciphers TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 15

16 Programme of Works - WG3 NEW PUBLICATIONS (WG 3) ISO/IEC : (3 rd ed.) corrected and reprinted Evaluation criteria for IT security Part 2: Security functional components ISO/IEC : (3 rd ed.) corrected and reprinted Evaluation criteria for IT security Part 3: Security assurance components ISO/IEC 18045: (2 nd ed.) corrected and reprinted Methodology for IT security evaluation ISO/IEC 29128: (1 st ed.) Verification of cryptographic protocols TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 16

17 Programme of Works - WG4&5 NEW PUBLICATIONS (WG 4) ISO/IEC : (1 st ed.), Application security - Part 1: Overview and concepts ISO/IEC 27035: (1 st ed.), Information security incident management ISO/IEC TR 29149: (1 st ed.), Best practices for the provision and use of time-stamping services NEW PUBLICATIONS (WG 5) ISO/IEC 24745: (1 st ed.), Biometric information protection ISO/IEC : (1 st ed.), A framework for identity management Part 1: Terminology and concepts ISO/IEC 29100: (1 st ed.) Privacy framework TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 17

18 CHALLENGES Inconsistent projects/activities participation (assignment on volunteer basis with almost regular changes to memberships) Shortage of subject matter experts from relevant industries and academia to contribute in WGs (WG 2, WG3, WG5 and WG7) Lack of commitment from industries, government departments/agencies, GLCs to provide resources and budget for standard development activities Very limited funding available to sponsor editorships & secretariat participations at regional and international level Lack of recognition and incentives for standards development works TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 18

19 To achieve the aspiration of IS standard development transformation, we need to understand the current issues and challenges and introduce standards as creative business solutions Provide business values and clear benefits 4 1 Industry Experience Understanding the issues and the business needs 2 Deliver Value Reach out, establish the network and support the market 3 Market Reach TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 19 Business Demand Creating business drivers and industry eco systems

20 MOVING FORWARD: Information Security Standard Development Master Plan Discovery: Establish the Baseline 2013 Transformation: Capability Building Recognition: ISMS as a Service Strategies Key Programs (Industry Survey, roadshows, etc) 3-5 years transformation roadmap Critical milestone Challenges KPIs TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 20

21 CONCLUSION 1. Information Security is a Business Issues 2. Information Security Management is part of Corporate Governance 3. ISMS is a mandatory baseline standard for Information Security Management for any organization 4. Compliance, Compliance & Compliance 5. Certify as security professionals 6. Certify all critical infrastructure 7. Join us at TC5 and participate as WGs members TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 21

22 THANK YOU Further information please contact TC/G/5 Secretariat Wan Rosmawarni Wan Sulaiman TC5 Information Security 2012 All Rights Reserved 22