The RFC 2350 is a standardized best practice to present CSIRTs. Here we make available the RFC 2350 of CSIRT.UEVORA (also in txt signed with PGP).
Version 1.2 published 2024-01-09.
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The current version of this document can be found in its web version at:
https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/en/rfc
and in the txt version signed with PGP at:
https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/images/files/csirtuevora_rfc2350_en.txt
As versões correspondentes em português estão igualmente disponíveis em:
https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/pt/rfc
https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/images/files/csirtuevora_rfc2350_pt.txt
This document in its txt version is signed with the PGP key of CSIRT.UEVORA:
https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/images/files/csirtuevora_rfc2350_en.txt
CSIRT.UEVORA
Universidade de Évora
CSIRT.UEVORA - Serviços de Informática
Edifício da Antiga Cadeia
Largo Senhora da Natividade
7000-810 Évora
Portugal (mainland): WET (UTC+00 and UTC+01 in summer time)
+351 266760955
None available.
None available.
Incident reports: csirt@uevora.pt
Other requests: apoio@si.uevora.pt
The public PGP key can be obtained at:
https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/images/files/csirtuevora_pgp_pub.txt
You can also verify keyID 0x454C4DA9 at the major PGP key servers. The fingerprint is 4032 08D5 523E 5132 BBA2 7D79 48DF E624 454C 4DA9.
Coordinator: Rui Paz
Members: Carlos Limpinho, João Taleço, Filipe Sousa, Mário Filipe, Joaquim Godinho, Tiago Sousa
For more information please visit the website at https://www.csirt.uevora.pt/
E-mail for incident reports: csirt@uevora.pt
E-mail for other requests: apoio@si.uevora.pt
External phone: +351 266760955
Internal phone: 42127
It is the responsibility of CSIRT.UEVORA to give a first and swift response to cybersecurity incidents at the University of Évora, focusing on the safeguard of information contained in its computer systems, as well as helping to fix eventually identified flaws.
It also proactively seeks to minimize risks and vulnerabilities in the computer systems of the University of Évora and instill good information security practices in its academic community.
CSIRT.UEVORA answers for computer security incidents related to the academic community of the University of Évora. This covers the domain uevora.pt and the following IP ranges:
CSIRT.UEVORA is integrated in the Serviços de Informática of the University of Évora.
It is a member of the portuguese Academic CSIRT Network (RAC) since 2018-11-20 and of the portuguese National CSIRT Network (RNCSIRT) since 2019-06-27.
CSIRT.UEVORA operates within the authority delegated by the Serviços de Informática of the University of the Évora as permitted by existing Regulation. Its existence has been approved by higher determination of the Rectory and the Administrator of the University of Évora, from which stems its legitimacy.
CSIRT.UEVORA responds to all types of computer security incidents, such as vulnerability exploitation, denial of service, abusive content and others, classified according to the common taxonomy of the portuguese CSIRT National Network.
The level of support will depend upon the severity of the incident, with particular emphasis on the protection of information consdered critical, and in proportion to the number of affected users. In all cases, the incidents will be handled as quickly as possible.
Sensitive information can only be transmitted to third parties solely and exclusively in the case of actual need and with prior express authorization of the individual or entity to whom the information may concern.
Of the available means of communication offered by CSIRT.UEVORA, non-encrypted email and telephone are considered sufficient to transmit non-sensitive information. To transmit sensitive information it is required to use PGP encryption.
CSIRT.UEVORA gives assistance to everyone in response to security incidents, from systems administrators to end users. It colaborates in all stages of the response, starting with the initial triage, to coordination between different entities when relevant, and actively seeks to participate in its resolution. We focus on our academic community, that is, incidents whose origin or destiny is the University of Évora.
CSIRT.UEVORA informs its constituency of the security alerts considered relevant that are prepared by CERT.PT, NIST.GOV and other respected entities. It also creates its own information campaigns regarding information security, particularly about phishing, fraud and software vulnerabilities.
Within its capabilities, it monitors the infrastructure at the cybersecurity level, looking out for possible threats to the University of Évora.
No form available at the moment. Inciding reports should include all information considerent relevant to the event.
While every precaution will be taken in the preparation of this information, CSIRT.UEVORA assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained within.