Standard No.:	JT/T 1418-2022
English Name:	Technical specification for cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation
Chinese Name:	交通运输网络安全监测预警系统技术规范
Professional Classification:	JT    Professional Standard - Transport
Source Content Issued by:	Ministry of Transport
Issued on:	2022-06-09
Implemented on:	2022-9-9
Status:	valid
Target Language:	English
File Format:	PDF
Word Count:	9000 words
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Technical specification for cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation 1 Scope This document specifies the system architecture, general requirements, functional requirements, performance requirements, display requirements, interface requirements, security requirements and operation management of the cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation. This document is applicable to the construction, testing, operation, maintenance and management of cybersecurity monitoring and warning systems in the transportation industry. 2 Normative references The following normative documents contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this standard. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition (including any amendments) applies. GB/Z 20986-2007 Information security technology - Guidelines for the category and classification of information security incidents GB/T 22239-2019 Information security technology - Baseline for classified protection of cybersecurity GB/T 24363-2009 Information security technology - Specifications of emergency response plan for information security GB/T 25069 Information security techniques - Terminology GB/T 28517-2012 Network incident object description and exchange format GB/T 29246 Information technology - Security techniques - Information security management systems - Overview and vocabulary GB/T 33561-2017 Information security technology - Vulnerabilities classification GB/T 36643-2018 Information security technology - Cyber security threat information format GB/T 37027-2018 Information security technology - Specifications of definition and description for network attack   3 Terms and definitions For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions specified in GB/T 25069 and GB/T 29246 and the following apply. 3.1 threat potential causes of undesired incidents that may cause harm to the system or organization [Source: GB/T 29246-2017, 2.83] 3.2 asset information or resources of value to the organization, which are the objects the security policies protect [Source: GB/T 20984-2007, 3.1] 3.3 cybersecurity incident incident that causes harm to the network or information system, or negatively affects the society, due to natural or man-made reasons as well as defects or failures of the software and hardware itself [Source: GB/T 32924-2016, 3.4] 3.4 cybersecurity monitoring by collecting and analyzing cybersecurity incidents and logs and traffic data of assets such as safety equipment, hosts/servers, databases, middleware and application systems, cybersecurity risks are identified, threats are discovered, early warning notifications are made, and visual display are realized [Source: GB/T 36635-2018, 3.1, modified] 3.5 cybersecurity warning security warnings issued in advance or in time for upcoming or ongoing cybersecurity incidents or threats [Source: GB/T 32924-2016, 3.5, modified]   3.6 threat intelligence knowledge related to an existing or potential threat and used to inform decisions about response or handling of the threat or hazard Note: Threat intelligence includes context, mechanism, indication, meaning and actionable recommendations. 3.7 device fingerprint verifiable and comparable set of data used to uniquely identify device characteristics or unique device attributes 4 Abbreviations For the purposes of this document, the following abbreviations apply. CPU: Central Processing Unit FTP: File Transfer Protocol HTTP: Hyper Text Transport Protocol IP: Internet Protocol JSON: JavaScript Object Notation POP3: Post Office Protocol-Version 3 SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol SNMP: Simple Network Management Protocol VPN: Virtual Private Network XML: Extensible Markup Language   5 System architecture and general requirements 5.1 System architecture The cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation (referred to as "monitoring and warning system") is an information system used for centralized monitoring and warning of cybersecurity of government websites, e-government mailboxes, important information systems, important network nodes and operating networks in the transportation industry. The monitoring and warning system includes ministerial-level cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation (referred to as "ministerial-level system"), provincial-level cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation (referred to as "provincial-level system") and cybersecurity monitoring and warning system of transportation of units directly under the ministry of maritime affairs and salvage (referred to as "subordinate system"). The ministerial-level system shall exchange data and share information with the platforms of national cybersecurity supervision departments; the provincial-level system and subordinate system shall dock with the ministerial-level system and form a warning and communication mechanism for cybersecurity incidents, and shall share knowledge base and threat intelligence database data with them; the provincial-level system shall exchange data and share information with the platforms of provincial cybersecurity supervision departments. The docking relationship between the monitoring and warning system and the internal and external systems and platforms is shown in Figure 1. The monitoring and warning system is mainly composed of platform layer, basic layer, analysis layer, application layer and display layer, which, together with security requirements and operation management, constitute the system architecture of the monitoring and warning system, as shown in Figure 2.

Foreword i 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions 4 Abbreviations 5 System architecture and general requirements 5.1 System architecture 5.2 General requirements 6 Functional requirements 6.1 Data collection 6.2 Data processing 6.3 Data storage 6.4 Security analysis 6.5 Threat intelligence management 6.6 Risk identification 6.7 Cybersecurity warning and judgment 6.8 Information communication 6.9 Response and disposal 7 Performance requirements 8 Display requirements 8.1 Contents to be displayed 8.2 Display mode 9 Interface requirements 9.1 System cascade interface 9.2 Data sharing interface 10 Security requirements 11 Operation management Bibliography