Securing EU Institutions, Bodies and Agencies
Today, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) welcomes the recommendations of the European Court of Auditors on cybersecurity of EUIBAs.
OTT Security & Resilience: ENISA Launches a New Survey
Survey to identify the risks, mitigation measures and COVID-19 factors affecting Over-The-Top communications and collaboration services across the EU.
The decisive factors for designing 'end-to-end' resilient networks identified
The resilience of data networks is vital for the economy and society. Yet, abnormal but legitimate traffic, malicious attacks, accidents or human mistakes, and technical failures at lower levels can still hamper network access. This has major…
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Resilient e-Communications Networks
More co-operation among providers and policy makers is called for at national and pan European level to enhance the resilience of public communication networks. EU Agency ENISA presents the first ever EU wide analysis report of National Policy and…
Impact Analysis and Roadmap on supporting CERTs
ENISA has published the “Impact Analysis and Roadmap” report on supporting the Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERT) community, for the period of 2005-2014, and proposes a “Roadmap” up until 2020. The report is targeted at policy and decision-…
Cyber security according to Winnie the Pooh: new report by EU Agency ENISA on ‘digital trap’ honeypots to detect cyber-attacks creates a buzz
The EU ‘cyber security’ Agency ENISA is launching an in-depth study on 30 different ‘digital traps’ or honeypots that can be used by Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERT)s and National/Government CERTs to proactively detect cyber-attacks. The…
ENISA supports Portuguese National Cybersecurity Exercise on electoral process
In the context of the upcoming double elections in Portugal, the Portuguese National Cybersecurity Centre CNCS have requested the EU Agency for Cybersecurity ENISA to support a cybersecurity exercise on the electoral process.
Understanding the increase in Supply Chain Security Attacks
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity mapping on emerging supply chain attacks finds 66% of attacks focus on the supplier’s code.
Cyber Europe 2016 - We are stronger together
In October 2016, ENISA organises the fourth pan-European cyber exercise, Cyber Europe 2016. Stay tuned!