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1. Malaysia
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Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia (Malaysian Scouting Association, PPM)
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Divided into:
Cub Scout between 10-12 years old.
Junior Scout between 13-15.5 years old
Senior Scout between 15.5-17.5 years old
Rover Scout between 18-25 years old.
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http://www.pengakap.net/
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CyberSecurity Malaysia
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• Conducted with the network to establish CyberSecurity Clinics throughout Malaysia
• Security Clinics provide all services under the support of the CyberSecurity Malaysia, the headquarter is located in Kuala Lumpur.
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There are several operating area, as follows:
• MyCert&Cyber999 only assists on Hacking analysis, Malware analysis, response to computer security incidents etc.
• Digital Forensics provides information, data processing, data interpreting and documentation from the digital evidence.
• Security Assurance on data, especially national data.
• Information Security Certification Body (ISCB) under CyberSecurity which manages on certificate of the data security
• Security Management and Best Practices is managing the information security under the ISO/IEC 27001:2005 Information Security Management System (ISMS)
• Cyber Security Research nurture on developing, coordinating and researching.
• InfoSecurity Professional Development and Outreach with the required knowledge and skills by providing information security competency and capability courses and certifications.
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http://www.cybersecurity.my/campaign/index.html
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2. Singapore
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The Singapore Scout Association (SSA)
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This is where youths will be able to study as “Non Formal Education”. This can help young people become self-reliant. How to help others. Responsible and committed.
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Divided into
Cubs Scout between 7-12 years old.
Scouts between 12-16 years old
Ventures Scouts between 16-18 years old
Rover Scouts between 17-26 years old
And Adults Scouts
The activities program is as follows
• Sea Scout Program
• Extension Scout Program with disability, there will be 4 main activities annually which are games, camping and Goodwill Trip. This will be a good opportunity for people with disability to participate in activities with other scouts
• ICT Program consists of:
- Air-Internet Jamboree (APR Air / Internet Jamboree is organized for scouts to communicate via radio and Internet.
- Jamboree on the Air (JOTA) and Jamboree on the Internet (JOTI) activity.
- Robotics exhibition
• World Scout Environment Program is to raise awareness of the environment.
• World Scout award is encouraged young people to aware of the current situation of the world by understanding 3 major objects which are peace, environment and development.
• National Youth Achievement Award is to encourage youth between 14-25 years old to develop self-reliance, Perseverance and being responsible to society and the nation.
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http://www.scout.sg/
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Singapore Infocomm Technology Security Authority Incident Response Team (SITSA IRT)
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Nurturing on technology and Singapore’s data security, for instance, state information, energy and transportation etc.
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Cooperating with Network member.
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3. Hongkong
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Scout Association of Hong Kong
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To educate the youth with training programs for a challenging and progressive exercise. Inโทรlectual and social development. Developing emotion quotient..
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Divided in to 2 categories as follows:
1. Sectional Leaders Wood Badge Training consists of 6 training steps:
1) General Information Course
2) Fundamental Course
3) Sectional Skill Course
4) Basic In-service Training takes 4 months.
5) Advance Course
6) Advance In-service Training takes more than 6 months.
·Other activities, e.g. activities in the air, marine activities, technology and communication etc.
2. Non-Sectional Leaders Wood Badge Training consists of 7 steps:
1) General Information Course
2) Basic Course
3) Basic In-service Training takes more than 3 month
4) Intermediate Course
5) Intermediate In-service Training takes more than 3 months
6) Advance Course
7) Advance In-service Training takes more than 6 months
In addition, there is Cadet Training Course which is Pre In-service Training for those who want to participate.
·Activities include: mountain climbing, archery, environmental conservation etc.
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http://www.scout.org.hk/en/department/training/
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Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team Coordination Centre (HKCERT)
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Assisting the community in computer protection e.g. virus protection and hacking. Restoring the data.
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There are many aspects of operations as follows:
·Security Alert Monitoring and Early Warning
· Incident Report and Response
·Publication of Security Guidelines and Information
· Promotion of Information Security Awareness
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https://www.hkcert.org/home
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4. Australia
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Scout Australia - Cyber-Safe
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Safety precautions for children and young people to access online media.
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A link related to Internet safety of Scout Australia is as follows:
Cybersmart (http://www.cybersmart.gov.au/)
Website: ThinkUKnow (http://www.thinkuknow.org.au/)
Website: Staysmart (www.staysmartonline.gov.au)
Website Cyber-safety at โทรstra
Website Facebook Safety Centre and Social Network Facebook Safety Page (www.facebook.com/fbsafety)
Cybersmart course includes
• Practical training
• online profile
• digital literacy
• positive online behavior
• personal and peer safety
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http://www.scouts.com.au/main.asp?iMenuID=18478996
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5. America
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Boy Scout of America
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Providing programs for youth in order to help create a disciplined, trained to recognize a responsible citizenship, and physical development.
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• Teaching children how to use the Internet safely under Youth Protection in Scouting
• Contains Cyber Chip
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http://www.scouting.org/Training/YouthProtection.aspx
http://www.ehow.com/facts_7300695_bsa-internet-youth-safety.html
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National Cyber Watch Center
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to improve the knowledge about information security at all levels including high school, college, graduate and PhD. With the goal of success in 6 ways including:
• Course development
• Teacher and education course development
• Student development
• Profession
• Publication and academic service
• Sustainable development
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Course development
• course model development for Information Security (A.A.S), Information Security A.S. degree, Information Security Certificate, Information Security Management Certificate
Teacher and education course development
• Contain Information Security development for teacher
• Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, Security Awareness Contest, Digital Forensics Challenge
• Program for K-12 includes:
- Cyberethics, Cybersafety, and Cybersecurity (C3) Conference
- Cool Careers for Girls in Cybersecurity Workshops
- The Young Scholars Program: Students, Learning and Technology
- Teacher Cisco Academy Training Program
- Guidance Counselor Workshop
- 2+2 programs with high schools
- New high school level competitions
- Security Awareness Day, Cybersecurity Club
Academic services:
• Presented at academic conferences, government agencies, and industry
• Newsletter, news, and book reports.
Security course for IT security consists of 7 steps:
1. Informal or after-school/Saturday programs for elementary and middle school students
2. High school cyber clubs
3. Summer programs
4. Teacher professional development
5. Training and materials for counselors and STEM coordinators
6. Integrated core curricular lessons
7. Resources and activities for parents/guardians, and Cybersecurity related challenges/competitions
Under 5 Domains includes:
1. Cryptography
2. Programming/Computational Logic
3. Cyber Ethics, Safety and Security
4. System Vulnerabilities
5. Digital Forensics
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http://www.cyberwatchcenter.org/
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6. Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka Scout Association
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This is a national organization and the largest center for youth development at its best. This contains Youth development programs in the discipline and practice.
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Consists of 6 programs:
• Cub Scouting Program
• Scouting Program
• Girls in Scouting Program
• Air Scouting Program
• Sea Scouting Program
• Revering Program
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http://www.srilankascouts.lk/
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Sri Lanka Computer Emergency Readiness Team | Coordination Center
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Providing 3 services includes:
• Responsive Services provides Virus, Malware protection etc.
• Awareness Services
• Consultancy Services
The example of Events
Cyber Security Week 2012
Cyberlympics
Proactive detention for prevention of malicious actions
Next Generation IPS: Automated Security Through Awareness
Know Your Network and Secure Your Business
Strength your security response teams with malware code analysis
Applying Network Science to Enhance Internet Security
Cyber Security Summit
Network and Web Application Security Workshops
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http://www.slcert.gov.lk/
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7. Philippines
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Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP)
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Organizing activities for young people to learn through adventure and outdoor activities. Using patrols and group activities.
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Divided into:
1. KID Scouting between 3 – 4 years old.
2. KAB Scouting between 5 – 7 years old.
3. Boy Scouting between 7 – 12 years old.
4. Senior Scouting between 13 – 17 years old.
5. Rover Scouting between 17 – 24 years old.
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http://scouts.org.ph/
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National Cyberspace Security Coordination
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Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) established National Cyberspace Security Coordination which serves the online network that is not secure and the entire of Internet security.
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Consisting 4 mains operation:
·Risk assessment
·Responsible to the incident
·Legislation and policy
·Technical training
·Awareness raising
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http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/asp/CMS/Events/2010/NGN-Philippines/S5-Philippines_cybersecurity.pdf
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8. Brunei
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Persekutuan Pengakap Negara Brunei Darussalam
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Scout emphasize the steadfast respect for religious convictions. And respect for others.
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Divided into
Cubs scouts between 7 – 11 years old
Scouts between 12 – 16 years old
Ventures between 17 – 21 years old
Rovers scouts between 21 – 30 years old
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persekutuan_Pengakap_Negara_
Brunei_Darussalam
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9. Indonesia
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Gerakan Pramuka
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http://pramuka.or.id/news/
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10. Vietnam
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_Scout_Association
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11. Cambodia
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National Association of Cambodian Scouts (NACS)
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Scouting activities aimed at
Orientation Scout leaders at all levels.
Scout leader training.
Participate in the development of a diverse community / project services. Producing publications related to Scouting.
Networking with government agencies and the private sector.
Participate in activities with countries in the region and global.
Divided into 3 categories:
Cub Scouts
Scouts
Rovers scouts
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodia_Scouts
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Cambodia Computer Emergency Response Team (CamCERT)
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This is the nation organization that manages on the incidents that affect Internet security.
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CamCERT provide the computer security information includes Internet Service Providers (ISP/IX), local/international CSIRTs, Cambodian public including ICT vendors, National Security Communities
The main function are as follows:
·Collecting and monitoring all the computer crime.
· Acts as National Focal Point of Contact (POC)
·Training and improving the security of IT systems worldwide.
·Cooperating with CERTs within the country and oversea
·Enforcement of laws related to Internet crime.
·National Network Monitoring Center
·IT standard enforcement
· Developing Cyber Security Platform (CNII)
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http://www.camcert.gov.kh/
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12. New Zealand
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SCOUTS New Zealand
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Focus on a variety of outdoor activities. Excepting for certain groups such as Air Scouts and Scout groups with Scouting Fleet aviation activities or activities.
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This is the Learning programs in elementary, secondary and higher education, including at the working place. By providing high quality training programs and opportunities for leadership.
Divided into 5 categories as follows:
Keas scouts between 6-8 years old
Cubs scouts between 8-10 years old
Scouts between 10-14 years old
Venture scouts between 14-18 years old
Rovers scouts between 18-26 years old
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http://www.scouts.org.nz/about_us
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New Zealand National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)
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Providing services to government agencies and infrastructure providers to help prevent cyber threats that arise.
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Operating in the defense and government information. Responsible to crime occurring in cyberspace. Defense system to protect the Internet from external threats.
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http://www.ncsc.govt.nz/about-us.html
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13. Japan
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SCOUT ASSOCIATION OF JAPAN
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To help young people to become responsible citizens, loyalty, courage and self-esteem in the view of foreigners.
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Divided into 5 categories:
Beaver Scout between 6 – 8 years old
Cub Scout between 8 – 11 years old
Scout between 11 – 15 years old.
Venture Scout between 14 – 19 years old.
(Rover Scout between 18 – 25 years old
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http://www.scout.or.jp/index.html
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14. UK
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The Scout Association
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It is the policy of The Scout Association to safeguard the welfare of all members by protecting them from physical, sexual and emotional harm.
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All adults in Scouting are expected to operate in accordance with the key policies of The Scout Association.
These policies are:
1. Fundamentals of Scouting
2. Religious policy
3. Equal opportunities
4. Safety
5. Development
6. Child protection
Accordingly The Scout Association is committed to:
1. taking into account in all its considerations and activities the interests and well-being of young people
2. respecting the rights, wishes and feelings of the young people with whom it is working
3. taking all reasonable practicable steps to protect them from physical, sexual and emotional harm
4. promoting the welfare of young people and their protection within a relationship of trust.
Code of Behaviour
1. DO put this code into practice at all times.
2. DO treat everyone with dignity and respect.
3. DO set an example you would wish others to follow.
4. DO treat all young people equally - show no favouritism.
5. DO plan activities that involve more than one other person being present, or at least are within sight and hearing of others.
6. DO respect a young person’s right to personal privacy.
7. DO avoid unacceptable situations within a relationship of trust e.g. a sexual relationship with a youth Member over the age of consent.
8. DO have separate sleeping accommodation for young people, adults and Young Leaders working with a younger section.
9. DO allow young people to talk about any concerns they may have.
10. DO encourage others to challenge any attitudes or behaviours they do not like.
11. DO avoid being drawn into inappropriate attention seeking behaviour e.g. tantrums and crushes.
12. DO follow the Association’s 'no alcohol' guidance when young people are in your care.
13. DO make everyone aware of the Association’s child protection procedures - young people, parents/carers, Young Leaders and other helpers.
14. DO remember this code even at sensitive moments e.g. when responding to bullying, bereavement or abuse.
15. DO keep other Leaders informed of where you are and what you are doing.
16. DO remember someone else might misinterpret your actions, no matter how well-intentioned.
17. DO take any allegations or concerns of abuse seriously and refer immediately DO NOT trivialise abuse.
18. DO NOT form a relationship with a young person that is an abuse of trust.
19. DO NOT permit abusive peer activities e.g. initiation ceremonies, bullying.
20. DO NOT engage in inappropriate behaviour or contact - physical, verbal, sexual.
21. DO NOT play physical contact games with young people.
22. DO NOT make suggestive remarks or threats to a young person, even in fun.
23. DO NOT use inappropriate language – writing, phoning, email or internet.
24. DO NOT let allegations, suspicions, or concerns about abuse go unreported.
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