National Information Assurance and Cyber Security Strategy (NIACSS)
2012
attacks and incidents to achieve a higher level of efficiency and transparency
in dealing across government, with citizens and the private sector.
The JOCERT will coordinate with regional and international emergency
warning systems and should offer the following four kinds of
capabilities/services: proactive, reactive, quality management, and training.
JOCERT will deal with information system security incidents utilizing the
following methodology: receiving alerts, analyzing incidents, responding to
incidents, and announcing incidents, respectively.
4.3.
Security Awareness and Capacity Building Program
Cyber Security and Information Assurance Awareness and Training
Programs are a critical priority. Establishing and maintaining these programs
empowers Government organizations and
private sector and yields a great potential
Government of Jordan
return on investment in terms of
will design, develop, and
contributing to the protection of critical
implement CS&IA
information resources.
Organizations
Awareness and Training
which continually train their workforce in
Programs.
security policy and role-based security
responsibilities will have a higher rate of
success in protecting critical information.
Government of Jordan will develop these
programs in cooperation with the private sector. These programs should
have the following characteristics:
Increases public awareness of cyberspace security issues and efforts.
Addresses cyberspace security policy, tactics, techniques, and procedures
including response plans in the event of cyber-attack.
Expands the government information technology workforce especially
those focused on cyberspace security.
Involves and encourages academic and research institution efforts to
improve Cyberspace security education, knowledge and capabilities.
Include a strong and well-balanced On-the-Job Training (OJT).
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