Biggest EU cyber security exercise to date: Cyber Europe 2014 taking place today
Today, 28 April 2014, European countries kick off the Cyber Europe 2014 (CE2014). CE2014 is a highly sophisticated cyber exercise, involving more than 600 security actors across Europe.
Training day: getting ready for Cyber Europe 2012
Today (26th of June 2012), cyber security experts from across Europe are meeting in Paris for an intense training day in preparation for Cyber Europe 2012
Diagnosing cyber threats for smart hospitals
ENISA’s key recommendations on protecting smart hospitals
Procurement Guidelines for Cybersecurity in Hospitals: New Online tool for a Customised Experience!
The new tool helps healthcare organisations identify best practices in order to meet cybersecurity needs when procuring products or services.
EU Boost against cyberattacks: EU Agency for Cybersecurity welcomes proposal for the Joint Cyber Unit
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity welcomes the European Commission proposal to launch the new Joint Cyber Unit which will act as a platform to ensure an EU coordinated response to large-scale cyber incidents and crises.
New Roadmap for Computer Emergency Response (CERT) Training
ENISA has launched a new "Roadmap" document aimed at making training for Europe's Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) more effective.
Dutch, French & German Cyber Security Strategies presented
The new cyber security strategies of France, Germany and the Netherlands have recently been launched.
Europe joins forces in Cyber Europe 2012
Today, more than 300 cyber security professionals across Europe join forces to counter a massive simulated cyber-attack in the 2nd pan-European Cyber Exercise, Cyber Europe 2012.
Closer cooperation on Data Breach Notifications between ENISA & Art. 29 Data Protection Working Party
The Agency and the Art. 29 Data Protection Working Party agreed to intensify their cooperation on Data Breach Notifications, at a meeting recently taking place in Brussels.
Beware of Digital ID attacks: your face can be spoofed!
Digital identification is the focus of two new reports by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA): an analysis of self-sovereign identity (SSI) and a study of major face presentation attacks.