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KIT – University of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg and German National Research Center of the Helmholtz Association www.kit.edu COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING LAB, INSTITUTE FOR TECHNLOGY ASSESSMENT AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS INSTITUTE FOR TECHNLOGY ASSESSMENT AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS Findings from the eProcurement study Arnd Weber Security of eGovernment, European Parliament, Brussels 2013

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KIT – University of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg and German National Research Center of the Helmholtz Association www.kit.edu

COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING LAB, INSTITUTE FOR TECHNLOGY ASSESSMENT AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

INSTITUTE FOR TECHNLOGY ASSESSMENT AND SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

Findings from the eProcurement study

Arnd Weber

Security of eGovernment, European Parliament, Brussels 2013

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Public procurement in EU

19% of GDP

Prone to bid rigging, corruption

Source: Wikimedia

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Electronic procurement

<10% is eProcurement

Confidential information, such as:PricesContentPasswords

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Case study on security of eProcurement

Will present two over-arching issues

More available in report

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Issue 1: Vulnerability of computer systems

Attacks such asZero-day attacksCrafted attacks

We keep patching

Reuters on Commission report: Spyware in Chinese hardware

Issue also in eHealth etc.

= Not a solid foundation for eGovernment

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Issue 1: Vulnerability of computer systems

Policy option:

Require computer systems with reliable isolationIsolate sensitive onesIsolate risky applications

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Issue 1: Vulnerability of computer systems

Use of isolation:

What security is technically feasible?What is usable?What is economic?

How can policy push for isolation?Require exhaustive analysis?Require proven systems?

Topic of session on „Protecting against attacks“= A start of a debate on policies

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Floris Ampe, http://de.slideshare.net/Nicolas_Loozen/golden-book-presentation-challenges-and-opportunities

Issue 2: Variety of systems & tools

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Issue 2: Variety of systems & tools

Hundreds of platforms

Variety of tools used for authentication, encryption, non-repudiation

Reluctance to use platforms:50% of public authorities reject concept of mandatory eProcurement

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Issue 2: Variety of systems & tools

Policy option: European lead

Processes not efficient, go back to 1990ies

Trans-border processes need to be identified, implemented, tested, their cost-efficiency estimated, and rolled-out

Topic of afternoon session on the variety in „27 Member States“

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Thanks!

To interviewed experts

To co-author Christian Henrich of Forschungszentrum Informatik

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BACKUP

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Draft eProcurement Directive 896

Key content:

Make eProc mandatoryCommission can impose technical standards

Comments:

Consider that bidder submits decryption key after submission deadlineReliance on central systems may lead to risks and costsHave upgrade path if signatures get hacked

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Source: PEPPOL project