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ENSOC Assistant

National Cyber Security Centre

A system in the form of an internal chatbot that helps ENSOC staff quickly find answers to questions about rules and procedures within the ENSOC consortium and display this information in an orderly manner.

Last change on 19th of December 2024, at 13:17 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
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Other algorithms
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Status
In development

General information

Theme

Public Order and Safety

Begin date

2024-02

Contact information

info@ncsc.nl

Responsible use

Goal and impact

The ENSOC, a consortium of national cybersecurity advisory bodies in Europe, has many rules and agreements to define cooperation. Examples include divisions of responsibility or joint procurement of materials and resources. The system allows ENSOC staff to quickly search through documents and generate an appropriate answer to their question based on these documents, then the system can also process and format this information into a given or requested structure A user could ask about the responsibilities of different countries and have it structured in a clear table.

Considerations

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Human intervention

ENSOC staff use the chatbot as a tool to find the information they need faster.

Risk management

The system is continuously evaluated for various risks, including ethical aspects, legal implications and cyber security. This risk assessment is regularly updated to stay in line with the evolution of the system. Proactive measures are taken to identify and mitigate potential risks.


With the chatbot, ENSOC staff can save time by no longer having to search through extensive documents. In addition, the chatbot supports the onboarding of new employees.

Operations

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External provider

Developed in-house.

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