The objectives of CERT-DRT can be found below at paragraph 3.1. Also, please read the disclaimer.
A description of CERT-DRT's services in accordance to the "Expectations for Computer Security Incident Response" document:
1. Document Information
1.1 Date of last update
Version 3, published 2010-08-11.
Historical records:
Version 2, published 2009-01-30.
Version 1, published 2008-04-27.
1.2 Distribution list for notifications
Notifications of updates are submitted to our customers using
mailing list and forum.
1.3 Locations where this document may be found
The current version of this CERT-DRT description document is
available from the CERT-DRT website http://cert.org.ro. A Romanian version can be obtained
from the Romanian version of this website
1.4 Authenticating this document
Integrity and authenticity of electronic documents can be achieved
by using digital signatures (see 2.6). Signed versions of this
document are available on request.
2. Contact Information
2.1 Name
"CERT-DRT"
2.2 Address
CERT-DRT
Bucharest
Romania
2.3 Time Zone
Europe/Bucharest (EET/GMT+0200 and EEST/GMT+0300 from April to
October)
2.4 Telephone
CERT-DRT customers and partners will be given an emergency phone
number, by which CERT-DRT can be reached in case of emergency,
based on the necessity of such service.
2.5 Electronic-Mail address
The address forwards to all CERT-DRT staff.
2.6 Public Keys and Encryption Information
2.6.1 PGP-Key
You can check the PGP Public Key here.
***pending revoke and update of keys***
2.7 Team Members
CERT-DRT is organised by qualified staff. Customers may receive
more detailed profiles, as considered by the team's manager, on
demand.
2.8 Other Information
General information about CERT-DRT can be found at http://cert.org.ro.
2.9 Points of Customer Contact
CERT-DRT can be reached using e-mail (2.6), and phone (2.4).
CERT-DRT prefers electronic communication.
CERT-DRT's working hours are Monday to Friday 11:00 to 18:00
except holiday. In case of emergency, CERT-DRT can be contacted by
customers outside the normal work hours as well, based on the
contract terms.
3. Charter
3.1
Mission
- Provide a central contact point for addressing web-based
incidents in Romania.
- Coordinate with domestic and international CERTs/CSIRTs and
related organizations;
- Increase awareness and understanding of information security and
the technical knowledge within Romania through education and
training;
- Offers proactive and reactive support on handling incidents
within its capabilities;
- Gather and disseminate technical information on computer
security incidents and vulnerabilities and security fixes, and
other security information related to the issues it
addresses;
- Issue alerts and warnings;
- Provide statistics based on its activities and
reports.
3.2 Constituency
CERT-DRT works exclusively for its customers, partners or
other individuals or communities, based on its right to choose
who to represent or the right of the ones that choose to be
represented by it.
3.3 Sponsorship and/or Affiliation
CERT-DRT is not affiliated with any other agencies or
organizations.
If any organization, community or individual wants to sponsor
CERT-DRT in any way to offer better services, their help is
appreciated.
3.4 Authority
CERT-DRT is an independent organization, currently not
having a juridical personality, and not a law enforcement
agency, nor part of any law enforcement agency or governmental
agency.
CERT-DRT realizes proactive services as described in 5.1. All
further activities by CERT-DRT are solely initiated on request of
the customers (whereas they can be legal persons or private
individuals).
4. Policies
4.1 Types of incidents and level of support
CERT-DRT offers help and support to address information security
incidents which occur at the customers' sites. The amount and types
of support of is determined by the customer and team. The proactive
services of CERT-DRT are primarily focused to security officers and
security administrators.
4.2 Co-operation, interaction and disclosure of information
In principal, CERT-DRT will treat all customer-related information
as high confidential. CERT-DRT treats all personal information in
accordance with the Romanian data protection act. CERT-DRT will
share information only with the customer's agreement. CERT-DRT may
share anonymous non-customer-related information with other
organisations or agencies when this will assist them in resolving
or preventing further similar incidents. CERT-DRT will not act as a
law enforcement agency nor try to incriminate anyone.
4.3 Communication and Authentication
Non-sensitive information will be sent using ordinary e-mail.
Confidential information will mainly be sent encrypted using
e-mail. Phone and fax will be used without special precautions.
Every customer has to name a contact person. The contact person
authorises further employees at the customer on
demand.
5. Services
5.1 Proactive Activities
CERT-DRT supports the IT security measures of its customers in
many ways and tries to do it in an up-to-date manner as much as
possible.
5.1.1 Mailinglist
Information for basic security of applications, computers and
networks will be daily analysed, evaluated and distributed along
with countermeasures electronically per e-mail. Digests are
published once per month.
5.1.2 WWW-Server
All distributed information are permanently stored on the
WWW-server http://cert.org.ro and can be searched.
5.1.3 Forum*
CERT-DRT partners can join the moderated forum in order to
exchange experiences and to discuss.
*Forum not available for the moment
5.2 Incident Response
CERT-DRT is prepared to assist customers in handling the technical
and organisational aspects of security-related incidents.
5.2.1 Incident Triage
CERT-DRT is prepared to assist customers in handling the technical
and organisational aspects of security-related incidents:
- Investigating whether indeed an incident occurred.
- Determining the extent of the incident.
5.2.2 Incident Coordination
Customers will be supported in order to react internally and
externally in an adequate way. CERT-DRT will notify further sites
which may be involved and public institutions on behalf of the
customer and in a neutral way.
Coordination:
- Determining the initial cause of the incident
- Facilitating contact with other sites which may be
involved.
- Facilitating contact with appropriate law enforcement officials,
if
necessary.
- Making reports to other CSIRTs.
- Composing announcements to users, if applicable.
5.2.3 Incident Resolution
Countermeasures which resolve or work around the used leaks and
loopholes are of first priority. Taking of evidence and further
activities are done on customer's demand and within the limits of
the law and the teams roles.
6. Incident Reporting Forms
Please use the contact form or the contact email address for
submiting your incident reports.
7. Disclaimers
The information distributed by CERT-DRT has been
obtained from sources believed to be reliable and trusted or have
been verified. CERT-DRT and its representatives can take
liability for completeness, accuracy and correctness only in so
far, as gross negligence or intention create liability. Any
liability beyond it, in particular possible damages resulting from
using or non-usability of the information contained herein, is
excluded.
CERT-DRT's services and products are not endorsed, authorised or
sponsored by, nor affiliated with, Carnegie Mellon University, the
Software Engineering Institute or the CERT Coordination
Center.
CERT-DRT is an independent organization, currently not
having a juridical personality, and not a law enforcement
agency, nor part of any law enforcement agency or governmental
agency.