New report by EU Agency ENISA, focussing on technical aspects of “the right to be forgotten”
“The right to be forgotten” is one of the elements of the new proposed regulation (January 2012) on data protection of the European Commission. The right allows people to ask for digitally held personal information to be deleted.
I say ransomware, you say crypto virus: the cyber-insurance language problem
ENISA publishes ‘Recommendations on cyber-insurance’, a study on the commonality of risk assessment language in cyber-insurance, which proposes recommendations for achieving a higher level of language harmonisation.
8th ENISA eHealth Security Conference
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is organising the 8th eHealth Security Conference, in collaboration with the Luxembourg Regulatory Institute. The conference will be a full-day physical event, hosted by CHL Hospital in Luxembourg City, on…
Spam Survey 2009 - the fight against spam
Spam Survey 2009: status report of the fight against spam in Europe
The EU ‘cyber security’ Agency - ENISA (the European Network and Information Security Agency) presents its new, 3rd ‘spam report’, i.e. anti-spam measures implemented by European…
ENISA at CeBIT: Supporting industry in the new EU legal framework on cybersecurity
ENISA’s Executive Director delivered the keynote speech on "European and national rules and regulations in the field of cyber security' today 14th March at CEBIT.
ENISA Cybersecurity Market Analysis Conference
On the 23rd and 24th of November, ENISA is organising the 1st Cybersecurity Market Analysis Conference.
Trustworthy electronic signatures, secure e-Government and trust: the way forward for improving EU citizens’ trust in web services, outlined by EU Agency ENISA
The EU’s cyber security Agency, ENISA, is publishing a series of new studies about the current security practices of Trust Service Providers (TSPs) and recommendations for improving cross-border trustworthiness and interoperability for the new…
EU agency ENISA analyses cyber security legislation & spots implementation gaps; incidents remain undetected or not reported
In a new paper the EU ‘cyber security’ agency ENISA takes a snapshot of existing and future EU legislation on security measures and incident reporting. The analysis underlines important steps forward, but also identifies gaps in national…
Security, is there an app for that? EU’s cyber-security agency highlights risks & opportunities of smartphones
A new ENISA report identifies the top security risks and opportunities of smartphone use and gives practical security advice for businesses, consumers and governments. Top risks include spyware, poor data cleansing when recycling phones, accidental…