| Audience: Tech |
x |
x |
Audience:Policy, Planning |
| Ref |
Purpose |
Type |
Resource |
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Notes |
| Management |
| A 10 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Computer and Network Security Task Force |
|
x |
Educause, in collaboration with Internet2, intends this site to be a focal point of information and resources on computer and network security for the higher education community. |
| A 10 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Virginia Alliance for Secure Computing and Networking |
|
x |
Higher Education clearinghouse for security tools, security checklist, best practices provided by Virginia Tech, George Mason University, James Madison University, and University of Virginia. |
| A 10 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
National Communications System |
|
x |
National Communications System assists the President to coordinate communications for the Federal Government. It provides a "virtual library" that contains a wealth of information on cyber security. |
| A 10 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
National Infrastructure Protection Center |
|
x |
National Infrastructure Protection Center. This site contains advanced discussions, threat assessment warnings, and links of individual current network/server vulnerabilities, security considerations and mitigating solutions. |
| A 10 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC) |
|
x |
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is the government resource for standardizing everything-- including security. NIST's Computer Security Resource Center (CSRC) provides guidelines, plans, policies, and assessment tools. |
| A 11 |
Public Policy |
Organization |
OECD Culture of Security |
|
x |
The OECD and its 30 member countries are committed to encouraging and developing a global "culture of security". This site collates national and international initiatives to implement the OECD Security Guidelines. It also aims to serve as a portal for collective efforts the world over to develop a global "culture of security". |
| A 31 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
National Association of Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) |
|
x |
National Association of Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) represents the states’ chief information officers, managers, and executives at the state level and provides for an information sharing and collaborative forum to shape national policies. |
| A 31 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
PCIS (Partnership for Critical Infrastructure Security) |
|
x |
PCIS (Partnership for Critical Infrastructure Security) grew out of Presidential Directive 63 and is a collaborative effort of eight sectors: energy, financial services, transportation, communications, information, health, safety, and water. It provides access to security resources useful to those sectors. |
| A 32 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Security and Privacy Research Center |
|
x |
Security and Privacy Research Center: CIO.com's on-line resource for current trends and high-level overview of security issues. Supported by CXO Media, Inc., an International Data Group (IDG) company. |
| A 32 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
CERT Home Network Security |
|
x |
This is a site for definitive data on important vulnerabilities that are being exploited and what can be done to ameliorate the problem. Also offers an email alert service. The data is often highly technical. |
| A 32 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Center for Internet Security (CIS) |
|
x |
The Center for Internet Security (CIS) is a non-profit enterprise whose mission is to help organizations reduce the risk of business and e-commerce disruptions resulting from inadequate technical security controls.
-- The practical CIS Benchmarks support |
| A 32 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Australia's Gateway Certification Guide |
|
x |
Australia's Gateway Certification Guide provides an organization details to assure the security perimeter (gateway) of their electronic information systems is consistent with best practices and operating effectively. |
| A 32 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
The National Security Agency |
|
x |
The National Security Agency hosts a site containing "security recommendation guides." |
| A 33 |
Threat News |
Organization |
Symantec Security Check |
|
x |
Symantec Security Check |
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| Audience: Tech |
x |
x |
Audience:Policy, Planning |
| Ref |
Purpose |
Type |
Resource |
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Notes |
| Technology |
| B 10 |
Best Practices & Standards |
Organization |
Internet Security Alliance |
|
x |
Internet Security Alliance provides a forum for information security issues. The alliance is a collaborative effort between Carnegie Mellon University’s Software Engineering Institute (SEI)*, its CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC), and the Electronic Industry. |
| B 14 |
Tech News |
Organization |
SpamArchive.Org |
|
x |
Repository of Spam for research. SpamArchive.org is a community resource that provides a database of known spam to be used for testing, developing, and benchmarking anti-spam tools. The goal of this project is to provide a large repository of spam that can be used by researchers and tool developers. In the past, there were a few small personal spam archives that were used. There was no large set of spam that could be used to test new anti-spam algorithms. Thus, developers could not sufficiently test their techniques across a range of messages. Also, the lack of a "standard" sample of spam made it difficult to effectively benchmark anti-spam tools. |
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| Audience: Tech |
x |
x |
Audience:Policy, Planning |
| Ref |
Purpose |
Type |
Resource |
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Notes |
| End Users |
| D 11 |
Awareness |
Organization |
America On Line |
|
x |
America Online's educational instant messaging robot "AOLSafetyBot" |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
I-SAFE America, Inc. |
|
x |
Founded in 1998, I-SAFE America is an Internet Safety Education Foundation with major emphasis on empowering kids/teens with knowledge on how to act responsibly and be safe online. The I-SAFE Foundation stands for the principle that all online users should act responsibly and be accountable for their actions while traveling the Information Highway. |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
MSN Staying Safe On Line |
|
x |
Stay Safe Online is an easy, kid-friendly guide to the Internet hosted by Shaquille O' Neal and his animated friends. This simple, 15 minute program helps children (and parents) make smart choices about the use of Internet chat rooms, e-mail, and web sites. |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
StaySafeOnLine |
|
x |
The National Cyber Security Alliance is a cooperative effort between industry and government organizations to foster awareness of cyber security through educational outreach and public awareness. |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
Safekids.com |
|
x |
SafeKids.Com, SafeTeens.Com and The Online Safety Project are operated by Larry Magid, a broadcaster and syndicated columnist and author of numerous articles about online safety. |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) |
|
x |
The FTC's Cyber Security awareness site features spokesturtle "Dewie."
The site gives online safety tips for kids, adults, and businesses for securing their computers against hackers and viruses and provides details on how to become a member of "Team Dewie." |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
Cybercitizenship.org |
|
x |
The Cybercitizen Awareness Program educates children and young adults on the danger and consequences of cyber crime. By reaching out to parents and teachers, the program is designed to establish a broad sense of responsibility and community in an effort to develop smart, ethical and socially conscious online behavior in young people. Supported by a grant from the U. S. Department of Justice and Inormation Technology Assn of America and managed by the Information Technology Association Foundation. |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
NetSmartz |
|
x |
Get Netsmart! Teaching children what to watch out for when surfing the internet with fun and interactive games. A Partnership Between the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and Boys & Girls Clubs of America. |
| D 11 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
GetNetWise |
|
x |
GetNetWise allows users to be only "one click away" from the resources they need to make informed decisions about their family's use of the Internet. |
| D 12 |
Promote Awareness |
Organization |
CyberSmart! |
|
x |
The CyberSmart! School Program offers the first professionally developed curriculum for elementary and middle schools, promoting responsible and effective computer and Internet use. Provided free of charge, this curriculum includes 65 original, standards--based teacher lesson plans with student activity sheets developed by educators and curriculum specialists. Tips for high school students on safeguarding their computer and America's cyber-infrastructure, and CyberSmart! professional development for teachers are also provided. |