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    Joint Security Policy Group meeting

    → Europe/Zurich
    CERN

    CERN
    Kelsey, D
    Description
    This meeting will address normal JSPG business and service continuation plans during/after security incidents. Note different rooms morning and afternoon. Phone conference is available for the morning session only. Call +41 22 767 7000 and ask for "Joint Security Policy Group"
      • 10:30 → 12:30
        Session 1 - normal JSPG business 28/S-029

        28/S-029

        CERN

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        • 10:30
          Welcome, Introduction, Agenda 15m
        • 10:45
          Minutes and Actions from last meeting 15m
        • 11:00
          User AUP 30m
          Speaker: Neilson, I
          document
        • 11:30
          Accounting at Individual User level - Legal Issues etc 30m
          Speaker: Kelsey, D
        • 12:00
          LCG VO Agent boxes 15m
          Speaker: Kelsey, D
          documents
          more information
        • 12:15
          AOB and future meetings 15m
          Security Service Challenge 1 Security Monitoring Policy Optical Private Networking Security Group Plans for EGEE-4 in Pisa, October 24-28 EU GridPMA action: "accepting nicknames in certificate?"
      • 14:00 → 18:00
        Session 2 - Special Session 513/1-027

        513/1-027

        CERN

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        • 14:00
          LCG Security Emergency Procedures 4h
          A brainstorming discussion topic. "How to cope with Security Emergencies?" This is not the same as Incident Response. We should assume that Incident Response procedures are well defined and have been followed. But what else needs to be done? Topics to be discussed could include: What is the scope? Inter-site information flow. External information - incl. interface to the Press How do we keep the infrastructure operational? Is this our aim? What do we take down? And who decides? Can optical private networks remain up? And are they sufficient for LCG data taking? How do we deal with Tier 2 problems?