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Organization for Internet Safety Issues First Annual Public Comment Draft for Security Vulnerability Reporting and Response Guide

National Cyber Security Partnership Task Force Recommends Guidelines

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"San Antonio has a rich history of cyber security operations and research, and with the presence of the Air Force's Computer Emergency Response Team and Information Warfare Center, UTSA is a logical location to host a cyber competition, " said Greg White, UTSA Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS) interim director. "This particular competition features security, but emphasizes maintaining the operational use of a network."

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The Organization for Internet Safety (OIS), an alliance of leading technology vendors, security researchers and consultancies, announced today it has opened the first annual review of recommended best practices for reporting and responding to security vulnerabilities. OIS members will begin proactive outreach to solicit comments from experts in the vendor and security researcher communities for its 2004 Security Vulnerability Reporting and Response Guide, which is available for download at no cost on the OIS Web site at www.oisafety.org.

"San Antonio has a rich history of cyber security operations and research, and with the presence of the Air Force's Computer Emergency Response Team and Information Warfare Center, San Antonio is a logical location to host the national cyber competition, " said Greg White, Director of the Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS). "This particular competition features security, but emphasizes maintaining the operational use of a network. We're thrilled to have corporate partners like Acronis. Their software allows us to build and deploy identical competition systems rapidly and provides the students with the ability to perform their own backups and recover systems during the competition."

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The timeliness of this review was underscored this month when the National Cyber Security Partnership Task Force issued a report titled, "Improving Security Across the Software Development Lifecycle," which is available from http://www.cyberpartnership.org/init-soft.html and recommends widespread adoption of the OIS guidelines. Specifically, the report noted, "OIS has drafted a set of voluntary guidelines for behavior that promotes greater cooperation, predictability and accountability than is generally extant today. Broad adoption of these guidelines would lead to more effective interactions and result in more rapid and effective response to identified vulnerabilities." By regularly conducting public reviews such as this, the OIS hopes to ensure that the Guidelines remain useful and relevant to the security community and, most importantly, to the millions of computer users who are the ultimate beneficiaries of effective computer security practices.

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The report also offers a scathing assessment of Iraq's Interior Ministry and recommends scrapping Iraq's national police force, which it describes as dysfunctional and infiltrated by militias. Overall, Iraqi security forces "have the potential to help reduce sectarian violence, but ultimately the ISF will reflect the society from which they are drawn, " according to the report, a copy of which was obtained by The Associated Press. "Political reconciliation is the key to ending sectarian violence in Iraq."

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Founded in 2002 to help steer, propose and institutionalize best practices for handling security vulnerabilities, the OIS issued its first edition of the Guidelines in July 2003. OIS members expect to update the document annually.

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OIS member companies include @stake, BindView Corp., Foundstone, Internet Security Systems, Inc., Microsoft Corp., Network Associates(TM), Oracle Corp., The SCO Group, SGI and Symantec. rubatex 1800
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"The threat posed by security vulnerabilities is clearly spotlighted in the national agenda," said Paul Kurtz, executive director, Cyber Security Industry Alliance. "The OIS is making a concerted effort to bring standards of accountability and best-practices consensus for security researchers and software companies alike, raising awareness of these critical issues." rubatex 373
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The OIS will review suggestions made during the 30-day public comment period for its second annual guide, which is planned for availability in mid-July. rubatex tape
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About the Organization for Internet Safety rubatex closed cell gasketing
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The Organization for Internet Safety (OIS) is a unique alliance between leading technology vendors, security researchers and consultancies working to propose and institutionalize industry best practices for handling security vulnerabilities. The OIS was founded in September 2002 on the principle that standardized, widely-accepted processes will allow security vulnerabilities to be handled in a way that reduces the dangers they pose and will help security vendors and researchers to more effectively protect Internet users and critical infrastructures. Founding members of the OIS include @stake, BindView Corp. (Nasdaq:BVEW), Foundstone, Internet Security Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq:ISSX), Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT), Network Associates (NYSE:NET), Oracle Corporation (Nasdaq:ORCL), The SCO Group (Nasdaq:SCOX), SGI (NYSE:SGI) and Symantec (Nasdaq:SYMC). poly products supplies
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