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XSEDE Security Working Group Charter V1.1
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Previous issue date: 2016-03-31OpenThe XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) is responsible for creating security policies and procedures to be approved by the XSEDE Advisory
Board, as well as helping to realize the goals set forth for XSEDE security operations. The primary role of this group is advisory, to monitor and evaluate the security stance of XSEDE and propose changes to policy and procedure to the XSEDE Advisory Board. The secondary role of this group is information sharing. This could be to share threat information,
to relay operational security issues/concerns at different sites, to share and request feedback on security plans/configurations being reviewed by security operations,etc.National Science Foundation OCI-105357
XSEDE Security Working Group Charter V1.1
No full textThe XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) is responsible for creating security policies and procedures to be approved by the XSEDE Advisory
Board, as well as helping to realize the goals set forth for XSEDE security operations. The primary role of this group is advisory, to monitor and evaluate the security stance of XSEDE and propose changes to policy and procedure to the XSEDE Advisory Board. The secondary role of this group is information sharing. This could be to share threat information,
to relay operational security issues/concerns at different sites, to share and request feedback on security plans/configurations being reviewed by security operations,etc.National Science Foundation OCI-1053575Ope
XSEDE Security Working Group Charter
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Previous issue date: 2013-08-26The short document establishes the constituency of the XSEDE Security Working Group and defines its role with respect to XSEDE.National Science Foundation OCI-105357
XSEDE Security Working Group Service Provider (SP) Guide and FAQ
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Previous issue date: 2014-05-05XSEDE is a large, distributed enterprise with complex procedures and policies. This guide is intended to assist new security personnel who are joining the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) to understand the policies and procedures in place.National Science Foundation OCI-105357
XSEDE Security Working Group Service Provider (SP) Guide & FAQ
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Previous issue date: 2013-09-13This guide is intended to assist new security personnel who are joining the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) to understand the policies and procedures in-place.National Science Foundation OCI-105357
XSEDE Security Working Group Service Provider (SP) Guide & FAQ v1.3
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Previous issue date: 2017-11-07OpenXSEDE is a large, distributed enterprise with complex procedures and policies. This guide is intended to assist new security personnel who are joining the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) to understand the policies and procedures in place
XSEDE Security Working Group SP Guide and FAQ
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Reason: This document describes security policies and procedures for the XSEDE project; access should be restricted to members of the XSEDE Security team.Open Restriction set for Item 45809 on 2018-03-28T14:14:18Z with date null by [email protected] Restriction set for Item 45809 on 2018-03-28T14:14:24Z with date null by [email protected] is a large, distributed enterprise with complex procedures and policies. This guide is intended to assist new security personnel who are joining the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) to understand the policies and procedures in-place.National Science Foundation OCI-105357
XSEDE Security Working Group Service Provider (SP) Guide & FAQ v1.3
No full textXSEDE is a large, distributed enterprise with complex procedures and policies. This guide is intended to assist new security personnel who are joining the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) to understand the policies and procedures in place.Ope
XSEDE Security Working Group SP Guide and FAQ
No full textXSEDE is a large, distributed enterprise with complex procedures and policies. This guide is intended to assist new security personnel who are joining the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG) to understand the policies and procedures in-place.National Science Foundation OCI-1053575Ope
XSEDE Central Services Security Standard v1.1 New version of document available: http://hdl.handle.net/2142/97877
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Previous issue date: 2014-08-12OpenNew version of document available: http://hdl.handle.net/2142/97877.
Through acceptance of the XSEDE Level 1 SP Security Agreement and other contracts, providers of XSEDE central services agree to follow this security baseline document approved by the XSEDE Security Working Group (XSWoG). Because of the natural trust relationships between major XSEDE resources and the interdependence of them, security vulnerabilities affect far more than a single service provider. Therefore, this document sets forth minimum, security standards for providers of central services whose compromise could have a direct impact upon XSEDE. The list of security controls comes both from inherited practices of TeraGrid and new findings in the XSEDE risk assessment.National Science Foundation OCI-105357
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