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Second Annual Event Encouraging Digital Security Innovation The Israeli Eco System National Risk Management & Innovation REFAEL FRANCO Deputy Director General Head of Robustness Division CERT IL 3 Israel cyber eco system Israeli CERT


  1. Second Annual Event Encouraging Digital Security Innovation

  2. The Israeli Eco System National Risk Management & Innovation REFAEL FRANCO Deputy Director General Head of Robustness Division

  3. CERT IL 3 Israel cyber eco system

  4. Israeli CERT Alert Cybernet platform 4 Israel cyber eco system

  5. Sharing information & tools via vpn ssl event 5 Israel cyber eco system

  6. ISRAEL CYBER JOURNEY 2012 1/1/2018 2016 NATIONAL NATIONAL NATIONAL CYBER CYBER CYBER DIRECTORATE BUREAU SECURITY AUTHORITY 2002 • SECURING ISRAEL ’ S CYBERSPACE NISA • SECURING ISRAEL ’ S LEADING POSITION IN CYBERSPACE I.S.A CI

  7. Human Capital – Cyber journey

  8. Academia - Cyber Research Centers Haifa University Technion Inter-Disciplinary Engineering Oriented Bar Ilan U Tel Aviv University Cryptography Inter-Disciplinary Hebrew University 6 Academic Cyber Network and Protocols Research Centers: ~180 researchers • Ben-Gurion ~330 graduate • University students Applicative Research

  9. Innovation Labs Energy – SCADA / ICS Fintech security Government Smart transportation Industry Academia Medisec IDF IDF P POC … AI, 5G 9 Israel cyber eco system

  10. Government Involvement Formula D R ISK AMAGE G OVERNMENT M.F AIL ILURE 10 Israel cyber eco system

  11. Robustness Cyber robustness is aimed to reducing the attack surface and creating a more difficult environment for offensive rivals actions, at the Israeli cyber space. 11 Israel cyber eco system

  12. Government Involvement 12 Israel cyber eco system

  13. National SCADA lab 13 Israel cyber eco system

  14. Government Innovation Cyber Tenders Pioneering Product Lowest Price 14 Israel cyber eco system

  15. Heat Map – Risk & Damage Indicators Cyber Information Top in Sector Critical to Damage to Public Governance A necessity for the public Economic Damage Human Score Infrastructure Asset Emergency Trust without an alternative life Assets Small to medium Rated at 30% less Not significant in Partial & temporary Inconvenience to Millions of $ Indirect None 1 database important than an emergency damage to public hundreds of people damage to the state the sector trust Law Firm Hosting The service A large private Is rated between Emergency Damage to public Inconvenience to Millions of dollars in None 2 Large Food provides the database with 30% -70% of the products are confidence that is thousands of people or direct damage to the Insurance infrastructure for a the potential to sector required restored by itself functional difficulty for Manufacture state Company number of harm civilians hundreds First individual systems Responders The service provides Very complex to Ranked among the Defined as Damage to public Functional difficulty for Tens of millions of $ Several 3 Elections infrastructure for re-create the 10% -30% of the essential in an confidence in its thousands of people in indirect damage or Large IT dozens of systems information sector emergency rehabilitation took millions of dollars in Committee Integrator weeks direct damage to the state The service provides An information Ranked among the Participate in Significant damage to An existential difficulty for Tens of millions of Dozens 4 Bank the infrastructure asset of national top 10% in the national service the public's confidence scores or functional dollars in direct for hundreds of importance sector objectives in its rehabilitation difficulties for thousands damage to the state Hospitals systems took months The service serves as A governmental Rated part of the 5 Critical Serious damage to Undermining the An existential difficulty for Financial damage of Larger 5 the infrastructure information asset most important in emergency public confidence in its government's hundreds of people without millions of dollars or than for a critical system or a basis for sector service rehabilitation takes ability to govern alternatives more many in hundreds of other repositories years dozens IEC – Economy & life Damage (CNI) Israel ’ s Robustness – 2019 Next Generation organizations 15 Israel cyber eco system

  16. Value Chain VS Supply Chain 16 Israel cyber eco system

  17. Supply Chain Eco System Supply Chain Global cyber Methodology Standards Cyber Security Products (lab) 17 Israel cyber eco system

  18. 18 Israel cyber eco system

  19. Supply Chain Eco System Supply Chain Global cyber Methodology Standards Cyber Security Products (lab) 19 Israel cyber eco system

  20. Our Global Reach 3 4 85 85 INTERNATIONAL INT INT INTERNATIONAL CY CYBE BER CON CONFRENCES INT INTERNATIONAL EX EXCE CERSICES PA PARTNERS 80 80 (Sta tates & 2500 2500 Org Organiz izations) INTERNATIONAL INT VISITORS TO VIS DEL DELEGATIONS CE CERT IL IL SH SHARING INF INFORMATION 22 22 8 PLATFORMS PLA HEAD OF HE OF STA STATES 200 200 INTERNATIONAL INT CA CAPA PACITY BU BUIL ILDING AGR GREEMENTS INT INTERNATIONAL ADV DVISORY MIS ISSION TRAINEES B2B B EV EVENTS 20 Israel cyber eco system

  21. Supply Chain Eco System Supply Chain Global cyber Methodology Standards Cyber Security Products (lab) 21 Israel cyber eco system

  22. Innovation Labs SCADA & OT Biometric & ID FC3 – Finance Transportation Meteor Cloud & 5G & Aviation 22 Israel cyber eco system

  23. THANK YOU 2

  24. OECD Global Forum on Digital Security for Prosperity Session 1 - Strategic Initiatives for Digital Security Innovation 14 November 2019 London Ioannis Askoxylakis Cybersecurity Technology & Capacity Building Digital Society, Trust and Cybersecurity DG Communications Networks, Content and Technology European Commission

  25. EU action in cybersecurity 5G NIS Directive Cybersecurity GDPR Act Contractual ISACs PPP ENISA CEF Cybersecurity Blueprint Certification International EU pilots cyber crisis

  26. The Proposal for a European Cybersecurity Industrial, Technology & Research Competence Centre & Network of National Coordination Centres

  27. European Cybersecurity Industrial Technology and Research Competence Centre Centres Centre's Role: of expertise Centres Centres of of Network coordination and support experti expertise se Research programming and European implementation Cybersecurit y Research & Competence Centres Centres Centre of of Procurement expertise expertise Ensuring synergies between civilian and defence spheres Centres Centres of of expertise expertise

  28. 2021-2027 proposed EU cybersecurity funding sources € Horizon Europe Digital Europe Maximum amount to be Programme specified in line with MFF, € 2bn strategic planning Voluntary co-investment Direct (in-kind and financial) Funding by Member States Cybersecurity Voluntary Funding Competence Centre Network of National Capacity building R&D projects Coordination Centres projects

  29. DIGITAL EUROPE - initial funding priorities 1/2 • Support to the network of National Coordination Centres; • Key capacity building: the cybersecurity shield Deploying a quantum-secured public communication infrastructure (terrestrial segment) with the aim at deploying Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) in various large-scale networks; Deploying through cyber ranges, with Member States and industry, a European cyber threat information network;

  30. DIGITAL EUROPE - initial funding priorities 2/2 • Certification scheme(s) Support certification capacities Support SMEs to certify their products Provide certification testbed; • Widening the deployment of cybersecurity tools Support for faster validation and market take-up of innovative cyber security solutions by businesses and public buyers; • Supporting the NIS Directive implementation Strengthening the activities started under the current CEF Telecom programme (national authorities, CSIRTs, OES, DSP, … )

  31. HORIZON EUROPE - initial funding priorities 1/2 • Automated security quantification and certification Verifiable security, privacy, and ethics • Resilient infrastructures and interconnected systems Advanced cryptography; quantum Automated threat prediction, detection and response Human factors – risk and crisis management Authentication of IoT objects

  32. HORIZON EUROPE - initial funding priorities 2/2 • Securing disruptive technologies Security ing AI - 5G - IoT – blockchain – distributed computing Big Data privacy • Hardware and supply chain security Cryptography and its implementation Secure systems, despite vulnerable components Virtualisation

  33. EU pilots to prepare the European Cybersecurity Competence Network More info at: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/four-eu-pilot-projects-launched-prepare-european-cybersecurity-competence-network

  34. Current EU funding opportunities

  35. Forthcoming topics in H2020 1/2 • SU-ICT-02-2020: Building blocks for resilience in evolving ICT systems. (RIA, 47.00 MEUR 19/11/2019) • SU-DS02-2020: Intelligent security and privacy management. (RIA/IA, 38.00 MEUR 27/08/2020) • SU-DS03-2019-2020: Digital Security and privacy for citizens and Small and Medium Enterprises and Micro Enterprises. (IA, 10.80 MEUR 27/08/2020)

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