CEN/ETSI NISSG Project Network & Information Security Public Consultation 28 th June 2006 Ted Humphreys (Team Leader)

The Project is funded by the European Commission in support of the Communication COM(2006) 251 from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions: A strategy for a Secure Information Society – Dialog, partnership and empowerment

The report notes that there are few security frameworks to guarantee multi-vendor systems will operate securely together. Also it is noted that there is a lack of appropriate certification in some areas. The result is fragmentation and uneven implementation in real networks and insecurities remain despite some parts being very secure.

In support of the Commissions aims, certain key issues are central to the reports recommendations: Interoperability Upgradeability Home users and Small and Medium Enterprises

Finally, it is hoped that the awareness of these issues generated within the European Standards Organizations will encourage the development of high quality security standards and frameworks in close cooperation with other Standards Development Organizations (whether recognized or not). This will be to the benefit of end users and will help to ensure the development of a more secure environment for electronic communication.

The Project is funded by the European Commission in support of the Communication COM(2006) 251 from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions: A strategy for a Secure Information Society – Dialog, partnership and empowerment

Communication COM(2006) 251 (see Annex of the latest draft for a copy of this Communication)

Public Consultation Get feedback and comments on Draft 1 Public discussion to get requirements from end- users Reflect feedback and comments for Draft 2

Project Team Ted Humphreys (Team Leader) Angelika Plate (AEXIS) Jurien Boss (Interpay) Pascal Chauvaud (France Telecom) Stefan Goeman (Siemens)

NISSG Project Team reports to NISSG NISSS provides support and feedback NISSG review drafts NISSG experts get involved in Project Team meetings and discussions

Deliverables and Timescales Updated NIS Report Draft 1 end of May 2006 Public Consultation 28 th June 2006 Interim Draft mid-July 2006 Draft 2 6 th October 2006 Second Public Consultation Jan 2007 Final Draft 2007

Meeting Agenda 09:30Registration and coffee 10:00Welcome and Introductions Charles Brookson NISSG Chair Ted Humphreys (Project Team Leader) 10:30Presentation on COM(2006) 251 Andrea Servida, Deputy Head of Unit Unit A3 - Internet; Network and Information Security DG INFSO 10:45Presentation on ENISA - tbc 11:00Coffee Break 11:30Presentations by the Project Team Draft Report Ted Humphreys (Project Team Leader) Critical infrastructure, industrial environment, information security management, manufacturing (automotive, aerospace) with links to IFAN, healthcare Dr Angelika Plate (Report co-editor) Banks, smart cards, home user applications, cryptography, biometrics Jurjen Bos (Interpay) ICT industry, telecoms (ISPs, Web services), identity management, e- government (esp. electronic identity card) Stefan Goeman (Siemens) 12:45Sandwich lunch

13:30Presentations by the Project Team (continued) Telecoms in general and GSM, mobile, RF-ID, e-crime, e-government Pascal Chauvaud (France Telecom) 14:30Open Discussion on Project Team Output 15:00Tea Break 15:30Open Discussion on Project Team Output – continued 16:15Presentation on the European Security Research Programme (ESRP), as part of the 7th Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration activities (2007 to 2013) by Jan-Sjoerd De Vries, "Preparatory action for security research Unit, DG ENTR 16:30Summary of the day and future developments Ted Humphreys (Project Team Leader) 16:45Close of meeting

Thanks for listening Ted Humphreys