Standardization In Action: How Can Technical Standards Help Secure IT Networks?

Information Technology (IT) networks allowing the exchange of data are quite common nowadays, in particular in the enterprise setting, whether they are for offering online services, or for internal information systems management, or even to implement remote working. As a result, correctly securing these networks is essential, in order to lower the risks of intrusions or disturbances linked to unexpected errors, and to be able to satisfy business requirements in terms of confidentiality, integrity, and availability of services and information.

In this context, the international technical standardization subcommittee ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 27 Information security, cybersecurity and privacy protection has published a series of technical standards on the security of IT networks, primarily aimed at organizations’ network architects and network managers. The series provides detailed indications on security and management aspects regarding the deployment and usage of IT networks and their interconnections. It is divided into six parts:

The video below gives a quick overview of these normative documents. It also describes the services proposed by ILNAS and ANEC GIE, in particular showing how national organizations can consult, buy or participate in the development of technical standards.

For any questions related to the content of this video or other standards in IT, one can contact us at the following address: anec@ilnas.etat.lu.

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