1. Document Information

Date of the Last Update

The document is last updated 9th January 2024.

Distribution list for notification

Currently ACSIRT does not use any distribution list to notify about changes in this document.

Locations where this document may be found

The current version this CSIRT description document is available from ACSIRT RFC 2450 Document.


2. Contact Information

Name of the Team

ACSIRT - Atom Computer Incident Response Team, the CSIRT for the private and public sector entities operating in the Union of Myanmar and the ASEAN countries.

Organization Home

ACSIRT head office is located at the following address.

Block 11, Level 4, Room 506
MICT Park, Hlaing University Campus Road
Hlaing Township, Yangon, Myanmar

Time Zone

Myanmar Time, GMT +6.30

Phone Number

+959980742685

Facsimile Number

Not available

Other Telecommunication

Not available

Electronic Mail Address

Incident reports (including non-incident) should be addressed to <acsirt (at) kernellix (dot) com>

Public keys and other encryption information

ACSIRT has an OpenPGP public key.

  1. Key ID: DF59 6805 8AF6 48C4
  2. Key Finger Print: E579F2C66F538A223DC8E4D1DF5968058AF68D19

The current ACSIRT team-­key can be found here.

Team member

ACSIRT is the Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) for the private and public sector entities operating in the Union of Myanmar and the ASEAN countries.

The team member (in alphabetical order) is composed of:

Core Operational Team

  1. Joe Limwiwatkul
  2. Saw Winn Naung
  3. Thar Pyae Soe
  4. Ye Thura Thet

Business and Operation Support Team

  1. Min Min Soe
  2. Wutt Yee Phoo

Other Information

  1. ACSIRT is the Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) for the private and public sector entities operating in the Union of Myanmar and the ASEAN countries.
  2. ACSIRT is operated by Kernellix, a privately funded cybersecurity firm headquartered in Yangon, Myanmar.
  3. We encourage our constituency (customer) to user PGP encryption when sending sensitive information to ACSIRT.

3. Charter

Mission Statement

ACSIRT is established to make cyberspace secure and resilient by providing solutions and services to prevent, detect, respond and mitigate cyber incidents.

Constituency

ACSIRT is the private CSIRT for the private and public sector entities operating in the Union of Myanmar and the ASEAN countries.

The constituency consists of government agencies, enterprises and organizations operating in the Union of Myanmar ad the ASEAN countries.

Sponsorship and/or Affiliation

ACSIRT is funded and operated by Kernellix, a private cybersecurity firm headquartered in Yangon, Myanmar.

Authority

ACSIRT coordinates security incidents on behalf of its constituency and has no authority reaching further than that. ACSIRT is however expected to make operational recommendations regarding vulnerabilities and mitigation of incidents and/or incident handling. Such recommendations can include but are not limited to blocking addresses or networks.


4. Policies

Types of Incidents and Level of Support

ACSIRT address all types of computer security incidents which occurs, or threaten to occur, in the constituency networks.

The level of support given by ACSIRT will vary depending on the type and severity of the incident or issue, the type of constituent, the size of the user community affected, and ACSIRT’s resources at the time, though in all cases some response will be made within two working days.

Incidents will be prioritized according to their apparent severity and extent.

End users are expected to contact their systems administrator, network administrator, or department head for assistance.

Co-operation, interaction and disclosure of information

ACSIRT exchanges all necessary information with other CSIRTs, ISACs and affected parties’ administrators. Neither personal nor overhead data are exchanged unless explicitly authorized.

All sensible data (such as personal data, system configurations, known vulnerabilities with their locations) are encrypted if they must be transmitted over unsecured environment as stated below.

ACSIRT supports the Information Sharing Traffic Light Protocol information that comes in with the tags WHITE, GREEN, AMBER or RED will be handled appropriately.

Communication and authentication

ACSIRT uses telephones, unencrypted-email to communicate low-sensitivity data.

ACSIRT recommends to encrypt email communication containing high-sensitivity information using PGP. ACSIRT use PGP key mentioned above.

5. Services

ACSIRT structures services based on FIRST’s Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) Services Framework Version 2.0.

Incident Response

ACSIRT will assist the constituents(customers) in handling the technical and organizational aspects of incidents. In particular, ACSIRT will provide assistance or advice with respect to the following aspects of incidents management:

  1. Incident Triage
  2. Incident Coordination
  3. Incident Resolution

ACSIRT leave the incident resolution at the discretion of the involved constituents. However ACSIRT will offer support and recommendation upon request.

Proactive Services

ACSIRT coordinates and maintains the following services to the extent possible depending on its resources:

  1. Vulnerability Management
  2. Situation Awareness
  3. Communication
  4. Knowledge Transfer

For more information please refer to our service portfolio.

6. Incident reporting forms

Not available. Preferably report in PGP encrypted using e­mail ­ or use the phone.

7. Disclaimers

ACSIRT take every precaution in the preparation of information, notifications and alerts ACSIRT assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained within.