🍎 Hack23 Discordian Cybersecurity בלוג

1. רשויות רגולטוריות

הם אוכפים דרישות חוקיות. מעורבות לא אופציונלית. הטל ספק בסמכות. ואז עמדו בדרישות בכל מקרה כי פרגמטיות > אידיאולוגיה. החוק הוא החוק עד שהוא לא.

ארציות שוודיות: MSB (רשות אבטחת סייבר), PTS (פיקוח NIS2), IMY (פיקוח GDPR).

דרישות: דיווח אירועי NIS2 בתוך 24 שעות, ציות ל-GDPR, תקנות ספציפיות למגזר.

השפעה: קנסות עד €10M או 2% מהכנסות, סנקציות, הגבלות שוק.

מעורבות: סקירות ציות חצי-שנתיות, הודעות אירועים לפי SLA, תגובות לשאלונים רגולטוריים.

2. קהילות מקצועיות

מומחיות האבטחה שלכם עדכנית רק כמו המעורבות הקהילתית שלכם. בידוד גורם לחוסר רלוונטיות. התחברו או התקשו.

חברויות פעילות: ISACA (מוסמך CISM), (ISC)² (מוסמך CISSP), sigsecurity.org, Cybernode.se.

דרישות: דרישות CPE שנתיות (CISM/CISSP), השתתפות בקבוצות עבודה, שיתוף פעולה במחקר.

השפעה: אמינות מקצועית, גישה למודיעין איומים, מנהיגות מחשבה, שמירה על הסמכות.

מעורבות: פגישות חודשיות של סניף ISACA, גישה רבעונית למחקר (ISC)², תדריכים דו-שבועיים מ-MSB דרך Cybernode.

3. Customers & Clients

They trust you with their data. Breach = trust loss = revenue loss. Disappoint them and discover that reputation ≠ marketing claims. Customer trust is fragile. Handle accordingly.

Requirements: Data protection, breach notification, compliance certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2), security questionnaires.

Impact: Contract termination, revenue loss, reputation damage, liability exposure.

Engagement: Security portal with evidence, annual security reviews, incident notifications per SLA, RFP responses.

4. Partners & Suppliers

Your security affects theirs. Their breach becomes your incident.

Requirements: Supply chain security per Third Party Management, vendor assessments, incident coordination.

Impact: Relationship termination if breached, supply chain risk, cascading failures.

Engagement: Vendor security questionnaires, third-party assessments, security SLA agreements, joint incident response.

5. Open Source Community

Transparency enables collaboration. Community feedback improves security.

Requirements: Public vulnerability disclosure, transparent security practices, collaborative improvement.

Impact: Community trust, vulnerability reports, collaborative security research, thought leadership.

Engagement: Public ISMS repository, security בלוג posts, vulnerability coordination, open source contributions.

🇸🇪 Swedish Regulatory Authorities

MSB (Myndigheten för samhällsskydd och beredskap):

• Role: Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, national cybersecurity authority
• Contact: incident@msb.se, +46 10 240 50 00
• Engagement: Bi-weekly threat briefings via Cybernode (Friday 08:30-08:50 CET/CEST (Swedish time), even weeks)
• Requirements: Critical incident notifications, threat intelligence sharing, NIS2 compliance coordination

PTS (Post- och telestyrelsen):

• Role: Post and Telecom Authority, NIS2 supervision for digital service providers
• Contact: pts@pts.se, +46 8 678 55 00
• Requirements: NIS2 24-hour incident reporting, regulatory compliance, sector-specific cybersecurity

IMY (Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten):

• Role: Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection, GDPR supervision
• Contact: imy@imy.se, +46 8 657 61 00
• Requirements: GDPR compliance, 72-hour personal data breach notification, privacy impact assessments

🏆 Professional Certifications & Memberships

ISACA (Information Systems Audit and Control Association):

• Status: Active member - James Pether Sörling (CISM Certified)
• Certification: CISM (Certified Information Security Manager) - executive-level security management
• Engagement: Monthly Stockholm chapter meetings, quarterly conferences, annual CPE requirements
• Value: Governance frameworks, audit methodologies, enterprise-grade management expertise

(ISC)² (International Information System Security Certification Consortium):

• Status: Active member - James Pether Sörling (CISSP Certified)
• Certification: CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) - technical security across all domains
• Engagement: Continuous research access, global community network, annual CPE requirements
• Value: Technical expertise, threat intelligence, global best practices, professional credibility

🤝 Cybernode.se - Swedish Cybersecurity Network

Membership Status: Active Member - Listed on Members Page

• 🤖 AI & Cybersecurity Working Group: Monthly meetings (Temagruppen AI och cybersäkerhet), AI security expertise and innovation
• 📡 MSB Digital Briefings: Bi-weekly Friday 08:30-08:50 (even weeks), government threat intelligence and policy updates
• 🏢 Industry Network: National cybersecurity professional community, local market intelligence and partnerships
• 🌐 Cross-Sector Collaboration: Best practice sharing, joint initiatives, government-coordinated response

Contact: cybernode@ri.se for MSB briefing invitations and working group participation

Direct access to Swedish cybersecurity market, MSB threat intelligence, AI security integration, government-coordinated awareness.

🔐 SIG Security (sigsecurity.org)

• Status: Active participation in academic security research
• Engagement: Security research publications, academic collaboration, cutting-edge research access
• Value: Thought leadership, innovation insights, research-based methodologies, academic network
• Impact: Early access to emerging security trends, collaborative research opportunities

Customer Requirements

Enterprise customers demand demonstrable security:

• ISO 27001 certification - Systematic ISMS documentation and implementation
• SOC 2 Type II reports - Independent validation of security controls
• Penetration testing evidence - Third-party security assessment results
• Incident response SLAs - <30min critical response per Incident Response Plan

ISMS Response: Pursue certifications, document controls, publish security practices, maintain public evidence portfolio.

Regulatory Requirements

Swedish and EU regulators enforce compliance:

• GDPR (IMY supervision) - Personal data protection, 72-hour breach notification, privacy by design
• NIS2 (PTS supervision) - 24-hour incident reporting for digital service providers, cybersecurity measures
• MSB Coordination - National threat intelligence, critical incident reporting, sector resilience
• Cyber Resilience Act - Product security requirements, vulnerability management, incident reporting

ISMS Response: Implement mandated controls, establish reporting processes per SLA, maintain audit trails, participate in MSB briefings.

Professional Community Requirements

Certifications and memberships require continuous engagement:

• ISACA CISM - Annual CPE requirements, professional development, governance expertise maintenance
• (ISC)² CISSP - Annual CPE requirements, technical competency updates, ethical standards adherence
• Cybernode.se - Monthly AI working group participation, bi-weekly MSB briefings, industry collaboration
• sigsecurity.org - Academic research contributions, thought leadership, cutting-edge methodology access

ISMS Response: Continuous learning, professional development tracking, community contribution, research-based practices.

Partner & Supplier Requirements

Business partners need supply chain security validation:

• Vendor security assessments - Porter's Five Forces analysis per Third Party Management
• Third-party risk questionnaires - Security posture evidence, compliance validation
• Supply chain security validation - Dependency security, OpenSSF Scorecard, vulnerability management
• Coordinated incident response - Joint response procedures, communication channels, escalation paths

ISMS Response: Complete security questionnaires, maintain vendor management processes documented in SUPPLIER.md, establish communication channels.

📋 Regulatory Authorities

Formal, timely, compliance-focused communication:

• MSB: Critical incident notifications, bi-weekly threat briefings (Friday 08:30-08:50 via Cybernode), threat intelligence sharing
• PTS: NIS2 24-hour incident reporting, regulatory questionnaire responses, sector compliance evidence
• IMY: GDPR 72-hour personal data breach notification, annual compliance reports, privacy impact assessment coordination

Channel: Formal incident reporting systems, regulatory portals, official incident reporting email addresses, coordinated briefings.

🏆 Professional Communities

Continuous learning, networking, thought leadership:

• ISACA: Monthly Stockholm chapter meetings, quarterly conferences, annual CPE reporting, governance research
• (ISC)²: Continuous research access, global community engagement, annual CPE reporting, technical updates
• Cybernode.se: Monthly AI working group meetings, bi-weekly MSB briefings, industry collaboration, cross-sector initiatives
• sigsecurity.org: Academic research collaboration, publication contributions, emerging trend analysis

Channel: Professional meetings, digital briefings, research platforms, community forums, conference participation.

💼 Customers & Clients

Evidence-based trust building through transparency:

• Security Portal: SOC 2 reports, penetration test summaries, compliance certifications, security questionnaire responses
• Annual Reviews: Security posture updates, threat landscape briefings, ISMS evolution discussion
• Incident Notifications: Classification-driven communication per Incident Response Plan SLAs
• Public Evidence: ISMS-PUBLIC repository with complete security documentation

Channel: Customer portals, direct communication, public documentation, incident response procedures.

🤝 Partners & Suppliers

Mutual security validation and coordination:

• Vendor Assessments: Security questionnaire completion, third-party assessments, compliance evidence sharing
• Security SLAs: Response time agreements, breach notification requirements, incident coordination procedures
• Joint Exercises: Incident response drills, supply chain security testing, coordinated vulnerability management
• Evidence Exchange: Porter's Five Forces analysis, strategic classification, documented in SUPPLIER.md

Channel: Business communication platforms, security assessment portals, joint response procedures.

❌ Static Registry

Problem: Created for ISO 27001 audit, never updated. Compliance theater at its finest.

Result: Miss new regulatory requirements, lose customer opportunities, ignore partner feedback. Then wonder why stakeholders are angry.

Fix: Quarterly stakeholder review, update requirements, adjust ISMS scope. Or keep the static list and hope for the best. (Spoiler: Hope isn't a strategy.)

❌ Ignoring Feedback

Problem: Collect stakeholder input, take no action. Ask for feedback. File it. Forget it exists.

Result: Stakeholders disengage, requirements missed, opportunities lost. Then complain about lack of stakeholder engagement.

Fix: Feedback loop with response actions, communicate changes implemented. Or keep collecting feedback you'll never use. Theater > substance, apparently.

❌ One-Size-Fits-All Communication

Problem: Same security messaging for all stakeholders. Because nuance is hard.

Result: Customers want certifications, get technical בלוג posts. Regulators want reports, get marketing materials. Communication mismatch = stakeholder confusion.

Fix: Tailor communication to stakeholder needs and preferences. Or keep spraying generic messages and wondering why nobody responds.