Building International Cooperation for Trustworthy ICT

Recommendations and Priorities

As a starting point, the BiC project will use the key recommendations from the INCO-Trust project, which identified the following two groups of recommendations that are labelled under the categories Strategic and Tactical.  This is not meant to imply any over-riding chronological order, but that the Strategic group are meant to be the pre-requisite enablers for international cooperation, setting out the frameworks, common understandings and motivations, and overall landscape to ensure the possibility and effectiveness of the more concrete Tactical group recommendations. The project recommendations are road mapped for future FP7/FP8 calls in Annex 6 for both groups of recommendations.

(a) Strategic Recommendations (see the INCO-Trust Final recommendations report for more details)

SR1     International alignment: preparation of policy frameworks to enable global collaboration and interoperability

SR2     Variety: cooperation on topics related to security and diversity.

SR3     Scalability: cooperation on topics related to security and complexity

SR4     Reciprocity: cooperation on topics related to security and interoperability

SR5     Secrecy: cooperation on the issues of digital sovereignty and dignity

SR6     Negotiation: cooperation on the theme of security and trust

SR7     Security expertise: cooperation on topics related to security and technological challenges of security

SR8     Protection: cooperation on topics related to security and cyber-defence

(b) Tactical Recommendations

The international ICT trust and security community should collaborate on research to:

TR1 Support strengthening infrastructure resilience and control crisis management.

TR2 Support securing the current and future internet related to diversity, complexity and interoperability.

TR3 Support securing cloud computing for enterprises.

TR4 Support designing identity and accountability management frameworks.

TR5 Support new privacy infrastructure, reconsidering privacy spaces, storage function areas.

TR6 Support repositioning trust infrastructure at the same level as security infrastructure.

TR7 Support metrics and standardization issues.

TR8 Initiate green security.

TR9 Support cooperation in cyber-defence against the asymmetric challenge

TR10 Enable the engineering of secure and trustworthy software and systems.

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