ENISA Annual Cybersecurity Certification Conference is the place where the community gathers, discusses and exchanges on the opportunities, challenges and outcomes of EU Cybersecurity Certification.
Another successful edition of the European Cyber Security Challenge concluded in Romania
The sixth edition of the European Cyber Security Challenge (ECSC), organised from 9 to 11 October in Bucharest at the Palace of the Parliament, the heaviest building and the second-largest building in the world, has concluded. Team Romania -…
Prague hosts a meeting of the best European talents in cybersecurity
The European Cyber Security Challenge (ECSC) is a major European competition held annually in one of the EU countries and as such is a key activity of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA).
Artificial Intelligence: Cybersecurity Essential for Security & Trust
MEP Kaili teams up with the EU Agency for Cybersecurity to explore the cybersecurity challenges of AI at one-day virtual workshop.
Cybersecurity in Railways Conference: Key Takeaways
The ENISA-ERA Conference: “Cybersecurity in Railways” presented the latest cybersecurity developments and highlighted the main challenges in the field.
Is Secure and Trusted AI Possible? The EU Leads the Way
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) releases 4 reports on the most far-reaching challenges in artificial intelligence (AI) on the occasion of the conference on the supervision of secure and trustworthy AI.
Highlights of the Cybersecurity Standardisation Conference
The 2021 edition of the Conference presented the developments and upcoming challenges in European standardisation under the Cybersecurity Act.
eHealth Conference: Sector Matures in terms of Cybersecurity but not fast enough
Organised with the support of the Danish Health Data Authority, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) hosted the 7th eHealth conference on the latest developments in policy and emerging challenges of the evolving threat landscape.
7th E.DSO/EE-ISAC/ENCS/ENISA Cybersecurity Forum
From theory to practice: How do we get it right? How do we get it right in time?