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Re: [pacnog] Introduction and assitance required
Hi all,
Thanks to those who have responded so far. Those of you planning on
responding we are trying to have the report finalised by Friday lunch. So we
would appreciate as many responses as possible to get the most accurate
representation of the region.
Just to add something further, for those who have not yet responded you can
just give approximate numbers for the customer number question.
Example
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4.) How many users of the following technologies do you have?
- PSTN = 40,000
- Cellular (Mobile) = 23,000
- ADSL/SDSL/SHDSL/VDSL = 15,500
- Satellite = 2,300
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As the main purpose of this is to generate percentages of the total
population. So that in the report it would read along the lines of
In Australia, there are approximately 75% of the population who have
some form of broadband access to the internet. While the remaining 25%,
only 90% of those have any form of access.
We are not interested in determining who has the best market share or
anything like that.
Thanks and best regards,
Zane.
-----Original Message-----
From: PITA Manager [mailto:pita@connect.com.fj]
Sent: Wednesday, 11 February 2009 1:44 PM
To: 'Save Vocea'; 'Zane Jarvis'; pacnog@pacnog.org
Subject: RE: [pacnog] Introduction and assitance required
Dear all,
For everyones' background, we have asked AusCERT for PacNOG the same
relationship it has with AusNOG for exchange and dissemination of
information
I am sure that this service and relationship involving exchange and
dissemination on cyber security information in the form of bulletins,
notices etc will be of great value in the operations, services and networks
that each one of the members operate and provide, in particular with the
pre-analysis and filtering scrap from useful information involved
If you need any assistance in relation to the form that Zane is requesting,
feel free to contact me or Zane.
We will certainly hear more from Zane in due course.
Thanks Zane
Cheers
Fred
-----Original Message-----
From: pacnog-bounces@pacnog.org [mailto:pacnog-bounces@pacnog.org] On Behalf
Of Save Vocea
Sent: Wednesday, 11 February 2009 12:25 PM
To: Zane Jarvis; pacnog@pacnog.org
Subject: Re: [pacnog] Introduction and assitance required
Zane,
Welcome to the PacNOG list and grateful for the opportunity to meet last
week in Suva.
If I remember correctly the PITA org (via Fred Christopher) have stats to
answer your questions 1-4 below. It may require some updating.
So a plea to service providers from each country on this list to please
support AusCERT with this scoping study. Do take some time to fill the
questionnaire as these will truly reflect your views in the final report.
Establishing a CERT for the region will be beneficial to all.
Regards,
Save
On 10/02/09 10:06 AM, "Zane Jarvis" <zane@auscert.org.au> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would like to introduce myself. My name is Zane Jarvis, I am a
> security analyst at AusCERT, which is the Australian National Computer
> Emergency Response Team. I have been at AusCERT for about 18 months now
> and in that time I have been involved in a variety of work. Some of
> these things include, Incident Response, Malware analysis, web site
> hacking analysis, internal development of tools, and some training
> development and delivery.
>
> Recently, I got to meet a few of you in Suva, Fiji. I'd just like to
> thank you for taking the time to meet with my colleague, Kathryn and I.
> For those I didn't get to meet, AusCERT is performing a scoping study
> for the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to determine the
> necessity and capability of having a Pacific Island CERT team. Currently
> it is being referred to as PacCERT.
>
> If you can, could you please assist us with this study and to ensure
> that we get the best information possible, could I please get anyone who
> is able to give me more information on the following questions.
> Information can be kept anonymous, just let us know if you want it to be
> anonymous or attributed.
>
> 1.) How many ISPs and/or Telcos in your country?
> 2.) If more than one, do they share the infrastructure?
> 3.) What major communication links are in the country and where do they
> connect to?
> 4.) How many users of the following technologies do you have?
> - PSTN
> - Cellular (Mobile)
> - ADSL/SDSL/SHDSL/VDSL
> - Satellite
> 5.) How many security incidents internally or from the general public
> are reported to you on a daily/weekly/monthly basis?
> 6.) Can you describe in general terms some of the incidents that have
> occurred and the impact it had on you, your organisation or the
> reporting party?
>
> Additionally, there is a questionnaire attached which has a few more
> questions about what services you would like from a PacCERT. If you have
> time to complete that part, I would be very appreciative. If you would
> like to provide any further comments don't hesitate to tell me them
> also. The sooner you can reply the more likely it will be included in
> the final report as the ITU is keen to get the report soon.
>
> I look forward to getting to know more of you in the future. If you have
> any queries please don't hesitate to contact me and I will do all I can
> to assist you. If you have any particular incident related matters, it
> is best to email that to auscert@auscert.org.au and CC me on the email
>
> Any and all help is appreciated.
>
> Best Regards,
> Zane.
>
> ---
> Zane Jarvis, Computer Security Analyst | Hotline: +61 7 3365 4417
> AusCERT, Australia's national CERT | Fax: +61 7 3365 7031
> The University of Queensland | WWW: www.auscert.org.au
> QLD 4072 Australia | Email:
> auscert@auscert.org.au
>
>
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