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Cyber
Security Early Warning Task Force
This
task force tracks Priority #1 of the National Strategy — a
national cyber security response system. The challenge is
to improve the sharing, integrating and disseminating of
information
about vulnerabilities, threats and incidents among distributed
information systems, at both the technological level and
the organizational, human level. The goal is to build a system
in which critical information is distributed in a timely
way
before an incident occurs.
Early
Warning Contact Network (EWAN) Executive Summary (PDF)
Early Warning Contact Network (EWAN) Full Report (PDF)
National
Crisis Coordination Center (NCCC) Executive Summary (PDF)
National Crisis Coordination Center
(NCCC) Full Report (PDF)
Frequently
Asked Questions (PDF)
Co-Chairs:
- Guy
Copeland, Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC); Vice President,
IT-ISAC
- Suzanne
Gorman, SIAC; Chair, Financial Services ISAC
- Rich
Pethia, Carnegie Mellon University
Early
Warning Contact Network Lead:
- Doug
Pearson, Indiana University
Initiatives
Inventory Leads:
- Victoria
Stavridou-Coleman, System Design Laboratory, SRI International
- Larry
Kettlewell, Chief Information Security Officer, State of
Kansas
Secretariat:
- Harris
Miller, President, ITAA
Members:
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Dwayne
Allain, The MITRE Corporation
Peter Allor, Internet Security Systems, Inc.
Scott Blanchette, Stanford University Medical Center
Patsy Boozer, SAIC
Mark Bruhn, Indiana University
John Carlson, BITS/Financial Services Roundtable
Rob Clyde, Symantec
Robert Cook, Sigaba
Aaron Davies-Morris, Preventsys
Chris Dixon, NASCIO
Sean Donelan, SBC Internet Services
Gerhard Eschelbeck, Qualys
Cristin Flynn, Bell South
J. Michael Gibbons, BearingPoint
Mark Johnson, TeleCommunication Systems, Inc.
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Jimmy
Kuo, Network Associates Inc.
Larry
Lunetta, ArcSight
Jerry
Martin, SRA
Andy Palan, Accenture National Security Services
William Pelgrin, NYS Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure
Richard Pethia, Carnegie Mellon University
Daniel Ragsdale, U.S. Military Academy
Philip Reitinger, Microsoft
John Richardson, Intel Corporation
John
Sabo, Computer Associates
Ken Silva, VeriSign
Albert Sisto, Phoenix Technologies
Stephen Squires, Hewlett Packard Company
John Stogoski, Sprint
Arthur Wong, Symantec Corporation
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