Tanzania Computer Emergency Response Team
1. Internet Service Providers Minimum Security Guidelines
These guidelines, to be referred to as “the Internet Service Providers’ Minimum Security Guidelines”, have been made in accordance with Regulation 6 (c) of the Electronic and Postal Communications (Computer Emergency Response Team) Regulations 2018 to define a list of operational security requirements for the infrastructure of Internet Service Provider (ISP) networks in their provision of services to users. The goal is to provide network operators a clear, concise way of minimizing security threats to their systems and networks. << read more>>
2. Domain Name System Security Extension (DNSSEC) Deployment Guideline
Domain Name System abbreviated as DNS, is a part of the global Internet infrastructure that translates domain names into Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. It is a standard protocol that helps Internet users access information from websites through use of human readable addresses known as domain names. Similar to the telephone directory, which lets users look up the name of a person and discover their number, DNS lets internet users type the address of a website and automatically locate its Internet Protocol (IP) address. <<read more>>