Building a Long Term Strategy for International Cooperation in Trustworthy ICT
James Joseph Clarke, John C. Mallery · 2011
This position paper contains a description of a recently held session organised by the FP7 Coordination Action BIC [1] project (Building International Cooperation in Trustworthy ICT) during the SysSec workshop on 6th July 2011 [2]. The goal of the BIC project is to bring together the global research community with the aim of determining mutually beneficial and urgent topics for international collaboration on the research and development of Trustworthy ICT. The session was entitled Building a long term international cooperation strategy in Trustworthy ICT: System Security and Cyber-Defence: Requirements for an international approach to technological challenges and open issues. The purpose of the session was to address the scope and priorities, and initial planning considerations for international collaboration on R&D towards trustworthy ICT and, as part of that, to explore international cooperation required within Frameworks for Data Exchange, as a specific enabler for collective defence and response to cyber attacks.