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This document is the first study ever investigating the feasibility of a European Data Collection Framework on security incidents. It is intended to help policymakers to define more cost-effective security policies.
As an outcome, the study proposes to establish a new “Partnership for ICT Security Incident and Consumer Confidence Information Exchange (PISCE)â€. PSCE will allow public and private policy makers, EU and national organisations with an ‘NIS spectrometer’ to take more informed decisions based on more reliable data and knowledge of security incidents. The Partnership would therefore contribute to the improved the resilience of eCommunication systems in Europe.
Original URL:
http://www.enisa.europa.eu/pages/02_01_press_2008_02_21_data_coll_frmw.html
Number of pages:
48
This document is the first study ever investigating the feasibility of a European Data Collection Framework on security incidents. It is intended to help policymakers to define more cost-effective security policies.
As an outcome, the study proposes to establish a new “Partnership for ICT Security Incident and Consumer Confidence Information Exchange (PISCE)â€. PSCE will allow public and private policy makers, EU and national organisations with an ‘NIS spectrometer’ to take more informed decisions based on more reliable data and knowledge of security incidents. The Partnership would therefore contribute to the improved the resilience of eCommunication systems in Europe.
Original URL:
http://www.enisa.europa.eu/pages/02_01_press_2008_02_21_data_coll_frmw.html
Number of pages:
48
Nature of documentation: Official reports and studies
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