Definition[]
The acronym CERT (an acronym for Computer Emergency Response Team) is
“ | [a]n organization that studies computer and network INFOSEC in order to provide incident response services to victims of attacks, publish alerts concerning vulnerabilities and threats, and offer other information to help improve computer and network security.[1] | ” |
Overview[]
CERT teams coordinate responses to computer security incidents, assist sites in handling attacks, and educate network users about computer security threats and preventive practices.
List of CERT teams[]
CERT teams include:
- ACERT (U.S. Army)
- aeCERT (United Arab Emirates)
- Air Force Computer Emergency Response Team
- ALCERT (Albania)
- APCERT (Asia-Pacific)
- ARCERT (Argentina)
- AusCERT (Australia)
- AZ-CERT (Azerbaijan)
- Boeing CERT (BCERT)
- Brunei CERT (BruCERT)
- CAIS (Brazil)
- CanCERT (Canada)
- CARnetCERT (Croatia)
- CERT AM (Armenia)
- CERT.at (Austria)
- CERT Australia (Australia)
- CERT.be (Belgium)
- CERT.Brazil (Brazil)
- CERTA (France)
- CERT-Bund (Germany)
- CERT-CNN (Spain)
- CERT Coordination Center
- CERT-Difesa (Italy)
- CERT-EE (Estonia)
- CERT-EU (European Union)
- CERT-FI (Finland)
- CERT GOV PL (Poland)
- CERT-Hungary
- CERT-In (India)
- CERT-IST (France)
- CERT-IT (Italy)
- CERT LEXSI (France)
- CERT-MU (Mauritius)
- CERTNASK (Poland CERT Research and Academic Network)
- CERT-NL (Netherlands)
- CERT-PA (Italy)
- CERT Polska (Poland)
- CERT.PT (Portugal)
- CERT-RENATER (France)
- CERT-RO (Romania)
- CERT-RUS (Germany)
- CERT-SE (Sweden)
- CERT-UA (Computer Emergency Response team of Ukraine)
- CERT-UK (United Kingdom)
- China CERT (CNCERT/CC)
- CIRCL (Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg)
- CSIRTUK (United Kingdom)
- CyberSecurity Malaysia
- dCERT (Denmark)
- DefCERT (The Netherlands)
- DFN-CERT (Germany)
- DK CERT (Denmark)
- DoD CERT (U.S. Dept. of Defense)
- DOJCERT (U.S. Department of Justice)
- DZ-CERT (Algeria)
- ESACERT (European Space Agency)
- FUNETCERT (Finland)
- GARR-CERT (Italy)
- GCC CERT (Gulf Coordination Council CERT)
- GCERT (Malaysia)
- GovCERT Austria
- GovCERT.au (Australia)
- GovCERT.ch (Switzerland)
- GovCERT.it (Italy)
- GOVCERT.NL (The Netherlands)
- GovCertUK (United Kingdom)
- GRNET CERT (Greece)
- GTCERT (Georgia Institute of Technology CERT)
- Hong Kong CERT (HKCERT/CC)
- HunCERT (Hungary)
- ICS-CERT (Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team)
- ID-CERT (Indonesian CSIRT)
- IRISS-CERT (Irish Reporting & Information Security Service)
- JPCERT Coordination Center
- CERT-KR (Korea CERT)
- KN-CERT (Korea National Computer Emergency Response Team)
- KPN-CERT (The Netherlands)
- KrCERT/CC (Korea)
- LITNET CERT (Lithuania)
- MODCERT (United Kingdom)
- mtCERT (Malta)
- MyCERT (Malaysia)
- NASIRC
- NAVCIRT
- NBSO (NIC BR Security Office Brazilian CERT)
- NorCERT (Norway)
- OpenCERT Canada
- Organisation of the Islamic Conference-CERT (OIC-CERT)
- PakCERT (Pakistan)
- PIONIER-CERT (Poland)
- Q-CERT (Qatar)
- RU-CERT (Russia)
- SI CERT (Slovenia)
- SingCERT (Singapore)
- SWITCHCERT (Swiss Academic and Research Network CERT)
- TP CERT (Poland)
- TWCERT (Taiwan Computer Emergency Response Team/Coordination Center)
- TWNCERT (Taiwan National Computer Emergency Response Team)
- Thai CERT (Thailand)
- UKCERT (United Kingdom)
- UNAM-CERT (Mexico)
- UNINETTCERT (Norwegian Network for Research Education CERT)
- US-CERT
- VNCERT (Vietnam)
References[]
- ↑ Internet Security Glossary, at 11.