Global Security Standardization “Snapshot”

1. Standards Institution of Israel Global Security Standardization“Snapshot” Danny Akerman SII, HS Program Manager

2. Fast tracking Technical Report PAS (public available spec) xWA Public committees. Heterogeneous. Consensus Voluntary Hierarchy. Defined rules \ formalities Reviews Public\commercial interests Basic Standardization Rules

3. SII CEN ANSI IEC ISO ITU Standardization Levels

4. Security\HLS\Societal Security\Protection of the Citizen ….

5. National LevelIsrael SII shall be a national and international known professional organization involved in standards development, conformity testing and certification services for HS related produces and processes. SII is seeking global leadership roles in security standardization thru the Incorporation of the vast expertise and experience in the Israeli industry and government bodies in the field of security with SII’s experience in developing Israeli national standards and facilitation of Israeli stake-holders involvement in regional and internationalstandardization.

6. National Level(2)Israel • Israeli National SMSStandard Status • A Hebrew draft has been prepared • TC 1815, Management & Security has been established • Civilian Protection • Standardization for Secure rooms and bomb shelters.

7. Regional LevelUSA • ANSI is the US’s National member body to ISO and represents the needs and views of U.S. stakeholders in standardization forums around the globe. • ANSI has formed the HSSP which is leading a national effort in identifying the area were standards will assist in HS preparedness.

8. Regional Level USA (2) • List of workshops • Emergency Communications. • Perimeter Security. • Training Program Standardization for First Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Events. • Private Sector Emergency Preparedness and Business Continuity • Biometrics • Standardization for Biological and Chemical Threat Agents • Citizen Preparedness • Enterprise Power Security and Continuity • Lessons Learned from Hurricane Katrina • Risk Assessment • Cyber Security

9. Regional Level USA (3) • SMS related standard development\ers • NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) • ASIS (American Society of Industrial Security) • ASQ (American Society for Quality) • ASTM (American Society for Testing & Materials) Int’l

10. Regional Level Europe • CEN is the EU’s standards body. CEN is contributing to the objectives of the European Union and European Economic Area with voluntary technical standards which promote free trade, the safety of workers and consumers, interoperability of networks, environmental protection, exploitation of research and development programmes, and public procurement. • The members are the national standards bodies of the Union, EFTA and some Eastern and Central European countries

11. Regional Level Europe(2) • CEN has created a strategic WG to assess the needs for Protection and Security of the Citizen standardization. • The WG was designated CEN BT/WG 161 - Protection and Security of the Citizen

12. Regional Level Europe(3) • CENBT/WG 161 Expert Groups • DAT (Defense Against Terrorism) (Con. NATO) • CBRN (Con. BSI) • Reduction of crime risk in products and services (Con. BSI) • Border Management (Con. Her Majesties Revenue & Customs) • Supply Chain (Con. EC-DG Energy & Transportation) • CI Building & Civil Eng. Works (Con. EC-DG Joint Research Center) • Energy Supply (Con. SIS) • Security Water Supply (Con. BBK Germany) • Emergency Services (Con. Dräger Holland)

13. ISO Security SAG-S TCs TC 223 TCs TCs TCs

14. SAG-S • Established 2004 as the AGS • Members - Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Israel, Japan, Norway, UK, US. • The chairman – Dr. George Arnold (US/ISO) • The SAG-S terms of reference: • To oversee standardization activities in ISO and IEC relevant to the field of security. • To provide advice and guidance to the ISO Technical Management Board and IEC Standardization Management Board relative to the coordination of work relevant to security, and in particular to identify areas where new standardization initiatives may be warranted. • To monitor implementation of the recommendations in the AGS report.

15. SAG-S(2) • SAG-S Chairman’s recommendation to TC 223: • To develop a framework standard for security management. • Take up the work of developing an int’l standard on Emergency Management & Business Continuity.

16. ISO – IWA EP • IWA – International Workshop Agreement. Which is a fast track Int’l document • The original definition was Emergency Preparedness but was transformed to EM & BC. • 5 basic documents were submitted as contribution among them, the SMS and a table defining a family of standards. • The final deliverable is a list of recommendations for TC 223

17. ISO TC 223Background • TC 223 was established about 4 years ago. • The TC’s title was Civil Defense and assigned to Russia. • Based on AGS’s recommendation, The TMB replace the chair, Russia with Sweden. • The first meeting: • Place – Stockholm • Time - May 2006 • Participants – 70 people from 30 countries. • Purpose – To establish the TC (BP and Structure)

18. ISO TC 223Main Decisions • Change the tile to Societal Security • The immediate formation of a task group to prepare a “best of” document draft on emergency preparedness. • Invitation for leadership roles and participants for the following WG: • Societal Security Management • Terminology • C2, Coordination & Cooperation • Technical area WG will be formed as needed. • The final BP draft will be submitted by July for comments and approval at the next plenary

19. ISO – Implementation of SecurityRelevant TCs • TC76 Transfusion, infusion & injection equipment for medical & pharmaceutical use • TC85 Nuclear energy • TC94 Personal safety-PPE. • TC98 Bases for design & structure • TC104 Freight containers • TC122 Packaging • TC145 Graphical symbols • TC146 Air quality • TC147 Water quality • TC154 Processes, data elements & documentations in commerce, industry & administration • TC159 Ergonomics • JTC1 IT • TC 8 Ship & Marine Tech. • TC20 Aircraft & Space Vehicles • TC21Eqepment for Fire Protection & Fire Fighting • TC22 Road Vehicles • TC28 Petroleum products & Lubricants • TC34 Food Products • TC58 Gas Cylinders. • TC67 Materials, equipment & offshore structures for petroleum, petrochemical & natural gas industry. • TC68 Financial services

20. ISO – Implementation of SecurityRelevant TCs • TC162 Doors & Windows • TC190 Soil qualities • TC192 Gas turbines • TC197 Hydrogen tech. • TC204 Intelligent transport systems • TC211 Geographic information/geomatics • TC215 Health information • TC220 Cryogenic vessels • TC224 Service activities relating to drinking water supply systems and wastewater systems - Quality criteria of the service and performance indicators

21. Thank You Danny Akerman SII - Homeland Security Program Manager akermani@sii.org.il