ENISA has published a new practical guide for CSIRTs so that they are better prepared to protect their constituencies and improve team's maturity.
Understanding Cyber Threats in Transport
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) publishes its first cyber threat landscape report dedicated to the transport sector.
ENISA Threat Landscape 2020: Cyber Attacks Becoming More Sophisticated, Targeted, Widespread and Undetected
Threat landscape maps Malware standing strong as #1 Cyber Threat in the EU, with an increase in Phishing, Identity Theft, Ransomware; Monetisation holding its place as cyber criminals’ top motivation; and the COVID-19 environment fuelling attacks…
National-level Risk Assessments practices analysis – a first step towards a practical guide
ENISA publishes a new report based on a study and analysis of approaches to national-level risk assessment and threat modelling for cyber security which was conducted between April and October 2013.
Joint Publication – Boosting your Organisation’s Cyber Resilience
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and CERT- EU publish today a joint set of cybersecurity best practices for public and private organisations in the EU.
Cybersecurity in the healthcare sector during COVID-19 pandemic
Cybersecurity Threats Fast-Forward 2030: Fasten your Security-Belt Before the Ride!
The infographic released today by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) highlights the top cybersecurity threats likely to emerge by 2030.
NIS Directive has Positive Effect, though Study Finds Gaps in Cybersecurity Investment Exist
New ENISA study examining cybersecurity spending states that 82% of Operators of Essential Services and Digital Services Providers find that the NIS Directive has a positive effect. However, gaps in investment still exist. When comparing…
ENISA Threat Landscape 2016 report: cyber-threats becoming top priority
Cyber Europe tests the EU Cyber Preparedness in the Energy Sector
The 7th edition of Cyber Europe, one of the largest cybersecurity exercises in Europe, organised by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) challenged the resilience of the EU energy sector.
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