Traffic Light Protocol 2022: Updates for An Improved Sharing Experience

Описание: Traffic Light Protocol 2022: Updates for An Improved Sharing Experience
Speakers: Tom Millar (CISA, US), Don Stikvoort (Elsinore, NL), Ted Norminton (CCCS, CA)

About speakers:
Mr. Millar has been apart of the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for 12 years working to strengthen the agency's information sharing capabilities, increasing the level of public, private and international partner engagement, and supporting initiatives to improve information exchange by both humans and machines, such as the standardization of the Traffic Light Protocol and the development of the Structured Threat Information eXpression. Prior to his cybersecurity career, he served as a linguist with the 22nd Intelligence Squadron of the United States Air Force. Mr. Millar holds a Master's of Science from the George Washington University and is a Distinguished Graduate of the National Defense University's College of Information and Cyberspace.

Don Stikvoort MSc.

Ted Norminton (CCCS) manages the Operational Relationships team for the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, promoting domestic and international cooperation. Over his 30 year career he has been a programmer, database designer, business analyst and during major part of the past decade has focussed on operational coordination and cyber planning for major events, as well as providing practical advice for cyber policy makers in the government of Canada. Ted is an active member of the Traffic Light Protocol SIG and will be the program chair for the 2023 annual FIRST conference in Montreal.

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Since 2018, the FIRST Traffic Light Protocol Special Interest Group (TLP-SIG) has been working on updating the FIRST TLP standard to comply with the current FIRST Standards Policy and to better reflect the needs of TLP's most frequent users. Some changes were also necessary to simply reflect the changes in the world we live in. The result is a new FIRST TLP for 2022: an evolution, not a revolution, but a standard we hope the worldwide CSIRT and PSIRT community will embrace and find even more effective than its predecessor. In this panel, members of the SIG will present the updated version, highlighting the significant changes, explain why they were made, and take questions from the audience to help clarify the value of the updated TLP.