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From:       Mustafa Akgul <akgul () bilkent ! edu ! tr>
Date:       2009-04-25 14:57:59
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Merhabalar,


Ankara barosu Ozgur yazilim komisyon toplantisi 28 nisan saat 19.00 da
toplanacak. Yanlislikla mayis yazılmıştı.


Interneti denetleme sayılabilecek bir gelismede ABD'de gundemde.

CHAIRMAN ROCKEFELLER AND SENATOR SNOWE INTRODUCE COMPREHENSIVE
CYBERSECURITY LEGISLATION 

This comprehensive legislation addresses our
country's unacceptable vulnerability to massive cyber crime, global
cyber espionage, and cyber attacks that could cripple our critical
infrastructure. We presently have systems to protect our nation's
secrets and our government networks against cyber espionage, and it is
imperative that those cyber defenses keep up with our enemies' cyber
capabilities. However, another great vulnerability our country faces is
the threat to our private sector critical infrastructure--banking,
utilities, air/rail/auto traffic control, telecommunications--from
disruptive cyber attacks that could literally shut down our way of life.
This proposed legislation will bring new high-level governmental
attention to develop a fully integrated, thoroughly coordinated,
public-private partnership to our cyber security efforts in the 21st
century by:


1) Significantly raising the profile of cybersecurity within the Federal
government and streamlining cyber-related government functions and
authorities.
2) Promoting public awareness and protecting civil liberties.
3) Remaking the relationship between government and the private sector
on cybersecurity.
4) Fostering innovation and creativity in cybersecurity to develop
long-term solutions.

1) -
Significantly raise the profile of cybersecurity within the Federal
government and streamline cyber-related government functions and
authorities.

- Establish the Office of the National Cybersecurity Advisor within the
Executive Office of the President. The National Cybersecurity Advisor
will lead this office and report directly to the President. The Advisor
will serve as the lead official on all cyber matters, coordinating with
the intelligence community, as well as the civilian agencies. This
section also outlines a number of important functions and authority of
the National Cybersecurity Advisor, including the authority to
disconnect a Federal or critical infrastructure network from the
Internet if they are found to be at risk of cyber attack.

- Develop a comprehensive national strategy for cybersecurity. The
Advisor is responsible for developing a comprehensive national strategy
for cybersecurity to coordinate Federal and private sector cybersecurity
efforts.

- Require a Quadrennial Cybersecurity Review. The legislation will
direct the National Cybersecurity Advisor to conduct a quadrennial
review of the U.S. cybersecurity program, modeled after the Defense
Department's Quadrennial Defense Review, to examine cyber strategy,
budget, plans, and policies.

- Require a threat and vulnerability assessment to gain a thorough,
comprehensive and coordinated understanding of the threats and
vulnerabilities of public systems and private-sector owned critical
infrastructure.

2) Promote public awareness and protect civil liberties.

- Promote cybersecurity awareness by initiating a cybersecurity
awareness campaign to educate the general public about cybersecurity
risks and countermeasures they can implement to better protect themselves.

- Require a comprehensive legal review of the federal statutory and
regulatory legal framework applicable to cybersecurity, including
recommendations on changes that need to be made to modernize this legal
framework.

Require a report on identity management and civil liberties. The
legislation would require the Advisor to review the feasibility of an
identity management and authentication program, to include
recommendations regarding civil liberties protections.

3) Remake the relationship between government and the private sector on
cybersecurity.

- Create a public-private clearinghouse for cyber threat and
vulnerability information-sharing. The clearinghouse would responsible
for the management and sharing of data between the federal government
and private sector critical infrastructure operators.

- Create a Cybersecurity Advisory Panel consisting of outside experts in
cybersecurity from industry, academia, and non-profit advocacy
organizations to review and advise the President the on cybersecurity
related matters.

- Establish enforceable cybersecurity standards. The legislation would
require the National Institute of Standards and Technology to establish
measureable and auditable cybersecurity standards that would be
applicable both to government and the private sector.

- Provide for licensing and certification of cybersecurity
professionals. The legislation would require the development and
implementation of a professional licensing and certification program for
cybersecurity professionals similar to those required for other major
professions.

- Create state and regional cybersecurity centers for small and medium
sized companies. These centers, modeled off of the Commerce Department's
Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) programs, would
assist small and medium sized businesses in adopting cybersecurity measures.

- Establish international norms and cybersecurity deterrence measures.
The legisMerhabalar,


Ankara barosu Ozgur yazilim konferansi 28 nisan saat 19.00 da
toplanacak. Yanlislikla mays yazılılmıi.


Interneti denetleme sayılabilecke bri gelismede ABD'de gundemde.

CHAIRMAN ROCKEFELLER AND SENATOR SNOWE INTRODUCE COMPREHENSIVE
CYBERSECURITY LEGISLATION This comprehensive legislation addresses our
country's unacceptable vulnerability to massive cyber crime, global
cyber espionage, and cyber attacks that could cripple our critical
infrastructure. We presently have systems to protect our nation's
secrets and our government networks against cyber espionage, and it is
imperative that those cyber defenses keep up with our enemies' cyber
capabilities. However, another great vulnerability our country faces is
the threat to our private sector critical infrastructure--banking,
utilities, air/rail/auto traffic control, telecommunications--from
disruptive cyber attacks that could literally shut down our way of life.
This proposed legislation will bring new high-level governmental
attention to develop a fully integrated, thoroughly coordinated,
public-private partnership to our cyber security efforts in the 21st
century by:


1) Significantly raising the profile of cybersecurity within the Federal
government and streamlining cyber-related government functions and
authorities.
2) Promoting public awareness and protecting civil liberties.
3) Remaking the relationship between government and the private sector
on cybersecurity.
4) Fostering innovation and creativity in cybersecurity to develop
long-term solutions.

1) -
Significantly raise the profile of cybersecurity within the Federal
government and streamline cyber-related government functions and
authorities.

- Establish the Office of the National Cybersecurity Advisor within the
Executive Office of the President. The National Cybersecurity Advisor
will lead this office and report directly to the President. The Advisor
will serve as the lead official on all cyber matters, coordinating with
the intelligence community, as well as the civilian agencies. This
section also outlines a number of important functions and authority of
the National Cybersecurity Advisor, including the authority to
disconnect a Federal or critical infrastructure network from the
Internet if they are found to be at risk of cyber attack.

- Develop a comprehensive national strategy for cybersecurity. The
Advisor is responsible for developing a comprehensive national strategy
for cybersecurity to coordinate Federal and private sector cybersecurity
efforts.

- Require a Quadrennial Cybersecurity Review. The legislation will
direct the National Cybersecurity Advisor to conduct a quadrennial
review of the U.S. cybersecurity program, modeled after the Defense
Department's Quadrennial Defense Review, to examine cyber strategy,
budget, plans, and policies.

- Require a threat and vulnerability assessment to gain a thorough,
comprehensive and coordinated understanding of the threats and
vulnerabilities of public systems and private-sector owned critical
infrastructure.

2) Promote public awareness and protect civil liberties.

- Promote cybersecurity awareness by initiating a cybersecurity
awareness campaign to educate the general public about cybersecurity
risks and countermeasures they can implement to better protect themselves.

- Require a comprehensive legal review of the federal statutory and
regulatory legal framework applicable to cybersecurity, including
recommendations on changes that need to be made to modernize this legal
framework.

Require a report on identity management and civil liberties. The
legislation would require the Advisor to review the feasibility of an
identity management and authentication program, to include
recommendations regarding civil liberties protections.

3) Remake the relationship between government and the private sector on
cybersecurity.

- Create a public-private clearinghouse for cyber threat and
vulnerability information-sharing. The clearinghouse would responsible
for the management and sharing of data between the federal government
and private sector critical infrastructure operators.

- Create a Cybersecurity Advisory Panel consisting of outside experts in
cybersecurity from industry, academia, and non-profit advocacy
organizations to review and advise the President the on cybersecurity
related matters.

- Establish enforceable cybersecurity standards. The legislation would
require the National Institute of Standards and Technology to establish
measureable and auditable cybersecurity standards that would be
applicable both to government and the private sector.

- Provide for licensing and certification of cybersecurity
professionals. The legislation would require the development and
implementation of a professional licensing and certification program for
cybersecurity professionals similar to those required for other major
professions.

- Create state and regional cybersecurity centers for small and medium
sized companies. These centers, modeled off of the Commerce Department's
Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) programs, would
assist small and medium sized businesses in adopting cybersecurity measures.

- Establish international norms and cybersecurity deterrence measures.
The legislation would require the Advisor to work with the Secretary of
State to develop international standards and techniques for improving
cybersecurity.

Establish a Secure Products and Services Acquisitions Board responsible
for certifying that products the federal government purchases will have
met standards for security as established by the Board. Many federal
contracts do not incorporate cybersecurity provisions, and this Board
would eliminate that problem by requiring that all information and
communication technologies are reviewed and approved.

4) Foster innovation and creativity in cybersecurity to develop
long-term solutions.
- Expand the Scholarship-For-Cyber-Service program focused on recruiting
students into a cybersecurity curriculum program. Upon graduation, these
students would enter public service, joining an agency or department and
leveraging the skills they've learned.
- Create cybersecurity competitions and challenges to attract, identify,
and recruit individuals to cybersecurity.
- Increase federal cybersecurity research and development at the
National Science Foundation.
- Attempt to place a dollar value on cybersecurity risk. The legislation
would require the Advisor to provide a report on the feasibility of
creating a market for cybersecurity risk management, to include civil
liability and government insurance.

-----

Saygılar

Mustafa Akgul
lation would require the Advisor to work with the Secretary of
State to develop international standards and techniques for improving
cybersecurity.

Establish a Secure Products and Services Acquisitions Board responsible
for certifying that products the federal government purchases will have
met standards for security as established by the Board. Many federal
contracts do not incorporate cybersecurity provisions, and this Board
would eliminate that problem by requiring that all information and
communication technologies are reviewed and approved.

4) Foster innovation and creativity in cybersecurity to develop
long-term solutions.
- Expand the Scholarship-For-Cyber-Service program focused on recruiting
students into a cybersecurity curriculum program. Upon graduation, these
students would enter public service, joining an agency or department and
leveraging the skills they've learned.
- Create cybersecurity competitions and challenges to attract, identify,
and recruit individuals to cybersecurity.
- Increase federal cybersecurity research and development at the
National Science Foundation.
- Attempt to place a dollar value on cybersecurity risk. The legislation
would require the Advisor to provide a report on the feasibility of
creating a market for cybersecurity risk management, to include civil
liability and government insurance.

-----

Saygılar

Mustafa Akgul


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