Considerations in CSIRT Activities in the Risk of Infection with New Real Viruses
summary
Survey of 400+ NCA members finds >90% set up telework but ~80% require extra measures; only 10% prepare remote incident handling and 5% run telework incident exercises. CSIRT-specific gaps lead to a two-month effort to build a living cloud-hosted guidance document that lists exhaustive CSIRT tasks, maps which activities can be remote, specifies ventilation and rotation alternatives for on-site tools, and adds escalation paths; hybrid October workshop shows >60% operate adequately but committee onboarding remains under 50%.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:21Who am I
- 2:27Table
- 3:21Japanese Situation
- 5:11Survey
- 5:56Survey Question 1
- 6:53Survey Question 2
- 8:19Survey Question 3
- 9:33Survey Result
- 13:49Declaration of Emergencies
- 14:52Restoration
- 16:11Organizing up Policies
- 18:25List of Activities
- 19:36Event Management
- 20:46Possible Issues
- 22:10Examples
- 22:34Categories
- 23:07Questionnaire
- 24:43Conclusion
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