[AusNOG] Warrant-less Info Requests / Cost Recovery
Andrew Yager
andrew at rwts.com.au
Wed Mar 18 13:27:59 EST 2015
Hi Terry,
We are taking the view that this is an exercise that is equivalent of up to 2 hours technical services, and given the costs of verifying and ensuring compliance, our standard cost for a request will be $500 per request.
For greater time periods (e.g. reporting on two years), our charging rate will extend to $15 000 for this service.
More complicated requests (such as access logs from a web server) will also attract higher rates.
I’d encourage everyone to ensure that their costs are reasonable relating to the amount of work - and the opportunity cost associated with complying with this daft legislation.
Andrew
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> On 18 Mar 2015, at 1:11 pm, Terry Sweetser <terry+AusNOG at skymesh.net.au> wrote:
>
> Hello Noggers,
>
> I'm wondering what policies and pricing any/all of your organisations have in place to "recover" costs when asked for (meta-)data about ip addresses, customers and so on?
>
> Given the transition for 2-year retention and the expansion of the (meta-)dataset to be retained, what plans are in place to charge reasonable fees to state and federal LEOs for the data?
>
> Is $200 a fair sum of money for an ip address match up?
>
> Is $20,000 a fair sum of money for a dump of the (up to) 2 years of data for an ip address or customer?
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