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Network and Information Security and Privacy

This page contains resources on current threats to ICT security and ways of ensuring secure ICT systems.

Malicious Software (Malware): A Security Threat to the Internet Economy

Malicious Software (Malware): A Security Threat to the Internet Economy

This report, developed in collaboration with experts, aims to inform policy makers about malware impacts, growth and evolution, and countermeasures to combat malware. It seeks to analyse some of the main issues associated with malware and explore how the international community can better work together to address the problem. This report outlines several areas in which improvements can be made, including raising awareness, improved legal frameworks, strengthened law enforcement, improved response, measuring of malware, measures to address vulnerabilities in software, technical measures, economic incentives, research and development, standards, guidelines and good practices.

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Draft ITU National Cybersecurity/CIIP Self-Assessment Toolkit

The toolkit is intended to assist national governments in examining their existing national policies, procedures, norms, institutions and relationships in light of national needs to enhance cybersecurity and address critical information infrastructure protection. This toolkit is directed to leadership at the policy and management levels of government, and addresses the policies, institutional framework, and relationships for cybersecurity.

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IC3 2007 Internet Crime Report

IC3 2007 Internet Crime Report

This report is the seventh annual compilation of information on complaints received and referred by the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) to law enforcement or regulatory agencies for action. The results in this report are intended to enhance our general knowledge about the scope and prevalence of Internet crime. The majority of reported perpetrators were from the United States. However, a significant number of perpetrators also were located in United Kingdom, Nigeria, Canada, Romania and Italy. Similarly, most of the complainants were from the United States, but IC3 also received a number of complaints from Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, India and Mexico.

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FOSS: Network Infrastructure and Security

FOSS: Network Infrastructure and Security

This e-primer introduces readers to the network concepts and architectures, and the major networking functions with free/open source software (FOSS). It also discusses network security functions with FOSS, including security best practices and to-do's. The e-primer ends with useful tips on network planning, design and development.

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Digital Security & Privacy for Human Rights Defenders

Digital Security & Privacy for Human Rights Defenders

This document addresses the different risks faced in digital security. In particular, it focuses on the privacy and security issues faced by human rights defenders and how they can deal with them. It also discusses ways of preventing the erosion of universally guaranteed freedoms.

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Report of the OECD Task Force on Spam: Anti-Spam Toolkit of Recommended Policies and Measures

The OECD Anti-Spam Toolkit was developed in the framework of the OECD Task Force on spam and includes a package of recommended policies and measures addressing regulatory approaches, enforcement co-peration, industry-driven activities, technical solutions, education and awareness initiatives, spam measures, and international cooperation and exchange.

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Securing Intellectual Property in Collaborative Environments: a guide

Securing Intellectual Property in Collaborative Environments: a guide

This guide points out how firms and customer organizations manage their Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) when using ICTs to share technical data in the context of research and development, and production collaboration. It investigates how, and under what conditions, IPR issues affect the development of 'shared digital environments' among large supply networks. It also recommends practices and policies to improve IPR management in such contexts. The focus is on the defence industries, as they provide a leading example of an area where the complexity and cost of product design, manufacture and support are increasingly leading firms and their customers to rely on information networks to collaborate and share data.

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