ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet

Today the U.S. Federal Communication Commission’s (FCC) Communications Security Reliability and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) voted to approve the Anti-Bot Code of Conduct for Internet Service Providers.

The code represents an important commitment by the nation’s leading ISPs to help consumers prevent, detect and remediate bot infections. To participate in this Code, an ISP will engage in at least one activity in each of the following general areas:

- Education - an activity intended to help increase end-user education and awareness of botnet issues and how to help prevent bot infections;

- Detection - an activity intended to identify botnet activity in the ISP’s network, obtain information on botnet activity in the ISP’s network, or enable end-users to self-determine potential bot infections on their end-user devices;

- Notification - an activity intended to notify customers of suspected bot infections or enable customers to determine if they may be infected by a bot;

- Remediation - an activity intended to provide information to end-users about how they can remediate bot infections, or to assist end-users in remediating bot infections.

- Collaboration - an activity to share with other ISPs feedback and experience learned from the participating ISP’s Code activities.

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The official Microsoft Security Blog provides in-depth discussion of security, cybersecurity and technology trends affecting trust in computing, as well as timely security news, trends, and practical security guidance.

The official Microsoft Security Blog provides in-depth discussion of security, cybersecurity and technology trends affecting trust in computing, as well as timely security news, trends, and practical security guidance.

Cybersecurity will remain a top priority for governments, policymakers and citizens around the world, especially as they continue to increase their reliance on information and communications technologies.

The official Microsoft Security Blog provides in-depth discussion of security, cybersecurity and technology trends affecting trust in computing, as well as timely security news, trends, and practical security guidance.