October 2017 is European Cyber Security Month and this year marks the 5th year anniversary of the European Cyber Security Month campaign.
BlueOLEx 2024 exercise: EU-CyCLONe test its cyber crisis response preparedness
In light of the NIS2 era, this year’s edition of the BlueOlex built upon the scenario of Cyber Europe 2024 and tested the executive layer of cooperation in the EU ecosystem.
Emerging technologies make it easier to phish
The European Cybersecurity Month (ECSM) campaign will focus on social engineering, a top cyber threat.
The threat from Flamer
ENISA has published a short analysis of the threat from the Flamer spying virus. Flamer reminds us of the weaknesses in our cyber defences and underlines why ENISA's work on cyber security is so important.
ENISA Cyber Partnership Programme (CPP)
As a source of knowledge and experience, the private sector is an essential asset in terms of cybersecurity.
Telecom Security Forum: National Authorities and Telecom Regulators Analyse Policy Implementation & Current Cyber Threats
Organised this week in Brussels by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), the Telecom Security Forum allowed policy-makers, regulators and service providers to discuss the cybersecurity challenges faced today by the EU Telecom…
Geopolitics Accelerates Need For Stronger Cyber Crisis Management
ENISA publishes a study on ‘Best Practices for Cyber Crisis Management’ that assists in preparation for crisis management. The study was conducted for the EU Cyber Crisis Liaison Organisation Network (CyCLONe) and is now available publicly.
The 2024 ERA-ENISA Conference on Railway Cybersecurity seeks to strengthen sector preparedness and resilience against current threats
Amidst emerging technology advancements and evolving security challenges in the sector, the fourth edition of the conference aims to explore the railway cybersecurity threats landscape.
Defining and securing the Internet of Things: ENISA publishes a study on how to face cyber threats in critical information infrastructures
Today, the EU Cybersecurity Agency ENISA publishes a report on the Security of the Internet of Things (IoT).