ESW 7 - FCC Jeff Cohen Senior Legal Counsel Public Safety Bureau FCC Interests & Policy Around Geolocation.

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ESW 7 - FCC Jeff Cohen Senior Legal Counsel Public Safety Bureau FCC Interests & Policy Around Geolocation

ESW 7 - CSRIC Working Group 1A - Public Safety Consolidation - Best Practices and Recommendations related to public safety radio systems and communications/dispatch centers Duration: Six months Working Group 2A – Cyber Security Best Practices Duration: Completion of charter with mid-term readout at nine months. Working Group 2B – MSRC Best Practice Updates The Media Security and Reliability Council (MSRC) produced a number of best practiced to the security and reliability of commercial broadcast, CATV and MVDS systems. This Working Group will analyze the MSRC best practices and recommend improvements to bring them up- to-date for CSRIC’s consideration. Duration: Completion of charter Working Group 4A – Best Practices for Reliable and E9-1-1 Restricted to section 101 of the New and Emerging Technologies 911 Improvement Act re VoIP Providers and Duration: Three months. Completed

ESW 7 - CSRIC Working Group 4B – Transition to NG9-1-1 Duration: Twelve months Working Group 4C – Technical Options for E9-1-1 Location Accuracy Description: Examine E9-1-1/Public Safety location technologies in use today, identifying current performance and limitations for use in NG Public Safety Applications Examine emerging E911/Public Safety location technologies and recommend options to CSRIC for improvement of E9-1-1 location accuracy including implementation timelines. These recommendations should include: Identify industry standards direction for location and ability to use location for next generation services and applications. Identify emerging location technologies, including combining multiple technologies to improve location accuracy Identify when such technologies could be available Identify security issues and vulnerabilities around future location technologies Identify interactions with existing technologies and any backwards compatibility issues Identify opportunities to apply next generation location technologies to current networks Identify impacts to user equipment, networks, agencies, etc. for deployment of future E911/Public Safety location accuracy technologies Identify barriers to deploying these technologies Duration: Twelve months

ESW 7 - CSRIC Working Group 5A – CAP Introduction Related to CAP-formatted EAS alerting Duration: Six months Working Group 6 – Best Practice Implementation Description: This working group will develop options and recommendations for CSRIC’s consideration regarding the key best practices for each communications industry segment that should be implemented by communications service providers in order to enhance the security, reliability, operability and resiliency of communications infrastructure. Duration: Completion of charter. Working Group 7 – Pandemic Planning – Priority Service Requirements Duration: Twelve months.

ESW 7 - CSRIC Working Group 8 – ISP Network Protection Practices Description: This Working Group will investigate current practices that ISPs use to protect their networks from harms caused by the logical connection of computer equipment, as well as desired practices and associated implementation obstacles. The work should address techniques for dynamically identifying computer equipment that is engaging in a malicious cyber attack, notifying the user, and remediating the problem. The Working Group will develop proposed recommendations for CSRIC’s consideration for best practices and actions the FCC could take that may help overcome implementation obstacles. Duration: Twelve months.