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Lexicon Resources The UK’s National Security Strategy and Strategic Defence and Security Review describes how, in an age of uncertainty, we need the structures in place so we can react quickly and effectively to new and evolving threats to our security. The UK Cyber Security Strategy seeks to secure advantage in cyberspace by exploiting opportunities to gather intelligence and intervene against adversaries. The Ministry of Defence’s (MOD’s) Defence Cyber Security Programme provides a focussed approach to cyber, ensuring the resilience of the MOD’s vital networks and placing cyber at the heart of Defence operations, doctrine and training. Joint Service Publication 440, Part 8 – The Defence Manual of Security contains policy and guidance relating to communications and information communication technology security. Joint Service Publication 541 – MOD Information Security and Computer Network Defence Organisation and Reporting Procedures provides the relevant policy, procedures and responsibilities regarding the reporting and handling of all MOD information security/computer network defence incidents and the alert, warning and response infrastructure. Allied Joint Publication-3.10 – Allied Joint Doctrine for Information Operations provides understanding, information and guidance to all involved in the planning and execution of information operations on joint operations. Joint Service Publication 383 – The Manual of the Law of Armed Conflict is a reference for members of our UK Armed Forces and officials within the MOD and other government departments. It is intended to enable all concerned to apply the Law of Armed Conflict when conducting operations and when training or planning for them. CESG 10 Steps to Cyber Security provides cyber security guidance for businesses. Produced by CESG, Business Innovation and Skills and the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure, it will help the private sector to minimise their risks to cyber vulnerabilities. 90 Cyber Primer (2nd Edition)
Lexicon Cyber Security Information Sharing Partnership is a joint, collaborative initiative between industry and government to share cyber threat and vulnerability information to increase overall situational awareness of the cyber threat and therefore identify the risks to reduce the impact upon UK business. Cyber Streetwise is the Government’s campaign aims to change the way people view online safety and provide the public and business with the skills and knowledge they need to take control of their cyber security. Defence Cyber Protection Partnership aims to meet the emerging threat to the Defence supply chain by increasing awareness of cyber risks, sharing threat intelligence, and defining approaches to cyber security standards. SANS Top Twenty Criticality Controls provides those with a formal remit to operate the MOD’s networks, or connect to them with security advice. This is a good guide to effective cyber defence. Get Safe Online provides top tips to avoid personal fraud and identity theft. Their Rough Guide to Staying Safe on Line should be read by all. Social media information card leaflet from the MOD briefly describes social media behaviours for military personnel and for commanders. The Global Cyber Game report on the findings of the MOD Defence Academy cyber inquiry. Cyber Primer (2nd Edition) 91
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