Connecting the dots in Cyber Security Regional Workshop on Cyber Security Policies

Connecting the dots in
Cyber Security
Regional Workshop on Cyber Security Policies
October 2014
Existing remedies
Threat perception
Experience
Defence capabilities
Technology
Strong defense sector
Awareness
Human capital development
Attacks
#OpIsrael, Protective Edge
Hezbollah, Syrian Electronic
Army, HAMAS, Fallaga Team,
AnonGhost, Anonymous PS,
Anonymous Arabe,
Kalachinkov, Moroccan Agent
Secret
Relative advantage: Innovation Nation
• Human Capital
• Innovation - a “must” for economic
growth. 2012, the High-Tech industry
constituted 48% of Israel‘s commercial
exports, 9% of the employment in the
market. Digital Israel.
• The internet economy is one of the
country's main growth engines, having
represented over 5.6% of Israel's GDP
(50 Billion NIS) in 2010, and is
expected to grow to approximately
8.5% by 2015.
• Over the last nine months twenty
Israeli start-up companies have raised
more than 170 million dollars.
Growth
Innovation
Human Capital
Developing process
1997:
“TEHILA”
(e-Gov)
2002:
NISA
5
2010:
PM’s
Cyber
Initiative
2010: IDF’s
Joint Cyber
Command
2012:
INCB
2014:
National
cyber
Authority
Centralized
INCB
NISA
IDF
PM
Min.
Economy
e-Gov
ILITA
INCB objectives
Structure
Technology
Regulation
Structure
Regulation
Cycademia.org
• National CERT
• National
Authority
• Legislation
• Standardization
of experts,
products &
services
• Education
• National
research
centers ($60M)
• “Cyberspark”
Eosystem
Human
Capital
‫אוניברסיטת‬
‫גוריון‬-‫בן‬
Academy
Industry
Mil.
National
CERT
Foreign Policy Building blocks
Leader
National Agenda
Crossing Borders
Confidence Building
Protecting free flow
of knowledge and
information