[nsp-sec] Vetting for your consideration: Robert Jonsson (CERT.se, AS41884 & so on)

[Harri Sylvander]

Vouch. Worked with Robert in various WGs. Your go-to guy for all things .se.

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Harri Sylvander
harri.sylvander at csc.fi


On 23.8.2011, at 0.37, "Scott A. McIntyre" <scott at howyagoin.net> wrote:

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> Greetings all,
> 
> For your consideration:
> 
> 
> Name: Robert Jonsson
> E-mail: robert.jonsson at cert.se
> DayPhone: +46-73-4122633
> 24hrPhone:+46-8-6785977
> INOC-DBA Phone:
> Company/Employer: MSB/CERT-SE
> ASNs Responsible for: 41884
> JobDesc: Incident handler, Forensic, Network forensics
> Internet security references (names & emails):
> Torbjörn Wictorin: torbjorn.wictorin at cert.sunet.se
> Jonas Thambert: jonas.thambert at sitic.se
> PGP Key Location: https://www.cert.se/robert.jonsson_at_sitic.se.asc
> 
> 
> A couple of comments regarding the list above. I work for CERT-SE, which
> is the National CERT of Sweden. The mother organization of CERT-SE is
> MSB (The Swedish National Contingenies Agency).
> 
> As for the operational part of my job I'm doing incident handling, that
> can be DDOS-attacks, targeted attacks, investigations, forensics and so on.
> 
> 
> CERT-SE does only have one ASN, but we have an overall responsibility to
> help out with incidents within Sweden. One of the services we provide to
> government agencies is DDOS-hosting, meaning that government agencies
> targeted in DDOS-attacks can set up a temporary site in our environment
> which enables us to try to mitigate the DDOS-attacks.
> Since we are a "neutral" player, we have also been involved in helping
> out with mitigating DDOS-attacks with multiple targets (both
> governmental and corporate), where the targets are not allowed or
> willing to have direct communication with each other.
> 
> 
> 
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