"PREVENTION, PREPAREDNESS AND CONSEQUENCE
MANAGEMENT OF TERRORISM AND OTHER SECURITYRELATED RISKS"
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Call identifier: CIPS/ISEC 2012
Project acronym: CYSM
Project full title: Collaborative Cyber/Physical Security Management System
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D2.2 Report on Stakeholder requirements
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D2.2
Report on stakeholder requirements
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WP2
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I. Papagiannopoulos, I. Koliousis
PVF, SiLo, UPRC, DITEN
Abstract
A report (from the desk research and analysis of questionnaires) presents the main
requirements of the CYSM Collaborative Approach to Maritime Security Management imposed
by the national and international standardization efforts, methodologies, best practices as well
as the existing legal and regulatory regime (described in D2.1). The report will also depict the
fundamental aspects of the proposed security management system and services.
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History
Version
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Date
05-06-2013
Modification reason
Formulation of the Table of Content
Modified by
N.Polemi, Y.
Papagianopoulos,
S. Papastergiou
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Table of contents
1.
INTRODUCTION (PPA) ............................................................................ 7
2.
PORT SECURITY AWARENESS (SILO) ..................................................... 8
3.
INTERNATIONAL SAFETY PORT REQUIREMENTS (VPF) .......................... 9
4.
INTERNATIONAL SECURITY PORT REQUIREMENTS (DITEN) ................ 10
5.
REQUIREMENTS FOR A TARGETED, HOLISTIC SECURITY MANAGEMENT
METHODOLOGY (DITEN) ............................................................................. 11
6.
SYSTEM SECURITY MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS (UPRC, SILO)......... 12
7.
ADDITIONAL NATIONAL REQUIREMENTS (VPF, PPA, SILO, DITEN) ..... 13
8.
7.1.
PIRAEUS PORT (PPA) ............................................................................ 13
7.2.
VALENCIA PORT (VPF) ........................................................................... 13
7.3.
PORT OF MYKONOS (SILO/PORT OF MYKONOS) .............................................. 13
7.4.
PORT OF GENOA CASE (DITEN- UNIGE) .................................................... 13
CONCLUSIONS (PPA) ............................................................................ 14
GLOSSARY ................................................................................................... 15
REFERENCES ............................................................................................... 16
A.
APPENDIX A ......................................................................................... 17
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List of figures
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List of tables
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Executive summary (PPA)
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1. Introduction (PPA)
[This section will introduce the main concepts of the Deliverable in a very high-level
description]
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2. Port security awareness (SiLo)
[This section will analyze the outcomes of the questionnaire completed in D.2.1 by all
ports. In particular it will provide an overview of the security awareness of all topics
of the questionnaire.]
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3. International Safety Port Requirements (VPF,
PPA)
[Overview of the requirements imposed by ISPS and E.U. legislation. In this section
we will derive from the ISPS all the safety requirements for all port physical assets
which will be used in the CYSM methodology. A table may also be formulated where
the first column will list all port physical assets which need to be protected (according
to the ISPS), and the second column of the table will include all measures need to be
taken by the ports for protecting the respectful assets. ]
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Security
Port
Requirements
(DITEN, UPRC)
[Overview of the requirements imposed by the Security management methodologies,
frameworks, tools and best practices as well as the relevant E.U. legislation. A table
may also be formulated where the first column will list all port cyber assets which
need to be protected and the second column of the table will include all measures
(according to the ISO27001,27002, 27005 and the CIIP) that need to be taken by
the ports for protecting the respectful assets. ]
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5. Requirements for the CYSM targeted, holistic
security management methodology (UPRC,
DITEN)
[Summarize the constraints, open problems and barriers of the security management
methodologies reported in D.2.1. Set criteria, KPIs and requirements that will be
used in order to formulate and evaluate the CYSM risk assessment methodology.]
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Security
management
System
Requirements (SiLo, UPRC)
[Formulate the technical, technological and functional requirements of the CYSM
system and services]
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7. Additional National requirements (VPF, PPA,
SiLo, Diten)
[This section will describe requirements arise from the needs, the particularities and
the nature of the involved ports as well as the national legal framework and best
practices]
7.1. Piraeus Port (PPA)
[Overview of the requirements arise from the needs, the particularities and the
nature of the Piraeus Port Authority as well as the Greek legislation and national best
practices and guidelines]
7.2. Valencia Port (VPF)
[Overview of the requirements arise from the needs, the particularities and the
nature of the Port of Valencia as well as the Spanish legislation and national best
practices and guidelines]
7.3. Port of Mykonos (SiLo/Port of Mykonos)
[Overview of the requirements arise from the needs, the particularities and the
nature of the Port of Mykonos as well as the Greek legislation and national best
practices and guidelines]
7.4. Port of Genoa Case (DITEN- UNIGE)
[Overview of the requirements arise from the needs, the particularities and the
nature of the Port of Genoa as well as the Italian legislation and national best
practices and guidelines]
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8. Conclusions (PPA)
[This section will draw conclusions]
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Glossary
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Term
Definition
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References
[1]
References are marked using a numbered list style referred to as References.
[2]
Additional references.
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A. Appendix A
[The ports may provide additional information if needed]
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