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CERT-MU Computer Emergency Response Team of Mauritius National Cybersecurity Drills: An Effort Towards Effective Response to Cyber Threats Jennita Appanah Appayya Information Security Consultant CERT-MU| National Computer Board Cyber threat


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Computer Emergency Response Team of Mauritius

National Cybersecurity Drills: An Effort Towards Effective Response to Cyber Threats

Jennita Appanah Appayya Information Security Consultant CERT-MU| National Computer Board

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Cyber threat landscape

§ Change in the global cybersecurity challenges

  • From large-scale acts of international terrorism to ongoing civil

war spilling over into neighboring countries

  • Cyber security landscape is fluid.
  • One of the key questions facing policy-makers is how best to

prepare for a cyber incident: which resources, tools, expertise and systems are required to either prevent an incident occurring

  • r to minimize the impact of an incident should it occur?
  • A useful and productive method for identifying these elements is

by conducting cybersecurity exercises – simulated and controlled replication, observation and discussion of cyber incidents.

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What is a Cybersecurity Drill?

§Assess organisations’ preparedness to resist cyber- threats and enable timely detection, response, mitigation and recovery actions in the event of cyber-attacks. §Drill simulations are carried

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in a controlled environment to train and assess

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capabilities in responding to incidents and managing crisis. §Wake-up calls – increased in the number of reported incidents

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Models of Cybersecurity Drills

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§ Fictitious incident scenarios are developed. It consists of different incident types. § Teams are formed. § The drill facilitator explains and guides the team throughout the scenario analysis § Team(s) work out the solution and submit an advisory report. § Solutions are explained by the organising team.

Execution of Cybersecurity Drills

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How Cybersecurity Drill helps in Threat Preparedness?

§ To gauge and improve the preparedness in the identification, response, prevention and resolution of incidents. § To demonstrate

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to evaluate the security posture and promote awareness of threats § To validate policies, plans and procedures, as well as with training, improving current tools and also to identify gaps and resources

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Cybersecurity Drills as an active learning tool § The use of simulations and scenario-based activities as learning tools form a core part of what is known as “active learning”. § Encourage participants to use skills, techniques, tools and policy frameworks in a practical, simulated environment. § Participants actively engage with those situations, makes them better prepared to act if and when a situation occurs in real life.

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Benefits of organizing Cyber Drills

  • 1. Find out the realistic picture of the organisation’s

cyber defense & incident response posture

  • 2. To understand the appropriate course of actions in

advance of a security breach.

  • 3. Helps to identify ‘Indicators of Compromise’
  • 4. Testing of the incident detection and response plan
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Cyber Drills Conducted by CERT-MU

§ Regional ITU Alert Cybersecurity Drill for Africa in April 2016 ( 20 African countries participated) § ITU Top Management Drill in March 2018 § SADC Cybersecurity Drill in September 2018 (15 SADC countries participated)

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National Cyber Security Drill for the CIIs § Will be held from 25-28 June 2019 § Targeted CIIs – Financial sector and Civil Aviation § Objective – to assess the preparedness to resist cyber threats, enable timely detection, response, and mitigation and recovery actions in the event of cyber- attacks. § Cybersecurity Drill model – mixed (table top, full simulations)

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