2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11623-016-0568-z
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Wissensaustausch und Vertrauen unter Computer Emergency Response Teams – eine europäische Herausforderung

Abstract: Die Zahl der Cyber-Angriffe steigt stetig. So wurden 2014 weltweit 42,8 Millionen Cyber-Vorfälle erfasst. 1 Aus Sicht der Euro-1 PwC Internetkriminalität -Anzahl der jährlichen Cyberattacken weltweit 2014 | Umfrage, www.pwc.de/de/newsletter/finanzdienstleistung/assets/ insurance-newsletter-ausgabe-dezember-2015-ger.pdf, abgefragt am 21.12.2015.päischen Kommission ist Netzwerk-und Informationssicherheit ein Baustein der nationalen und EU-weiten Sicherheit. Daher wurde eine Cyber-Sicherheits-Strategie der EU 2 v… Show more

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“…They frequently compensate for a lack of formal links or structures. In particular, trust is a factor that has been identified (Huber et al., ; Maurer et al., 2015a) as an element that characterises not only CSIRTs but also other technical expert groups including the original founding parties of the Internet (Leiner et al., ; Meier‐Hahn, ). It is a feature that derives from the Internet and the ‘Internauts’ (Leiner et al., , p. 23) scientific ethos and expert nature, and can, together with the actions of CSIRTs regional and international networks support other, more formal processes of cooperation and behaviours in global cybersecurity.…”
Section: Csirts – Epistemic Communities In International Cybersecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They frequently compensate for a lack of formal links or structures. In particular, trust is a factor that has been identified (Huber et al., ; Maurer et al., 2015a) as an element that characterises not only CSIRTs but also other technical expert groups including the original founding parties of the Internet (Leiner et al., ; Meier‐Hahn, ). It is a feature that derives from the Internet and the ‘Internauts’ (Leiner et al., , p. 23) scientific ethos and expert nature, and can, together with the actions of CSIRTs regional and international networks support other, more formal processes of cooperation and behaviours in global cybersecurity.…”
Section: Csirts – Epistemic Communities In International Cybersecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In spite of their wide radius of operations, stretching from national infrastructure protection to product security incident response (Huber et al., ), CSIRTs’ maintain a universal goal to promote cybersecurity through collaborative action (Finnemore and Hollis, ). This unifying objective is a key indicator that these geographically and sectorial diverse teams, indeed, form an epistemic community.…”
Section: Csirts – Epistemic Communities In International Cybersecuritymentioning
confidence: 99%