The EU Agency for Cybersecurity publishes a new report and accompanying repository on measures and information sources to proactively detect network security incidents in the EU.
Understanding and dealing with phishing during the COVID-19 pandemic
Email phishing attacks have spiked due to Coronavirus. However, protecting ourselves against scams is both a feasible and essential step, discover how!
EU cyber security Agency ENISA calls for secure e-banking and e-payments: non-replicable, single-use credentials for e-identities are needed in the financial sector
Different tokens, devices, mobile phones, e-signatures, etc. are used to authenticate our e-identities. Yet, some financial institutions are still not considering the risk of inadequate authentication mechanisms according to a new study by the EU…
Flying 2.0? Study of Internet of Things/RFID in air travel launched
Flying 2.0? ENISA launches study on future challenges of Internet of Things/RFID in air travel
Volatile Geopolitics Shake the Trends of the 2022 Cybersecurity Threat Landscape
With the geopolitical context giving rise to cyberwarfare and hacktivism, alarming cyber operations and malignant cyberattacks have altered the trends of the 10th edition of the Threat Landscape report released today by the European Union Agency…
Risk Management: Helping the EU Railways Catch the Cybersecurity Train
Risk management for the EU railways drives the attention of a new report by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity. The report will be announced by Juhan Lepassaar during today’s webinar co-organised with the European Union Agency for Railways.
Remote Identity Proofing: How to spot the Fake from the Real?
The workshop organised yesterday by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity analysed attack scenarios on remote identification methods and discussed countermeasures
“Cooperation is key for Europe’s cyber security” – Conclusion of ENISA Brussels event (27/11)
A high-level event organised by Europe’s cyber security agency, ENISA recognised closer cyber cooperation and mutual support as key factors for boosting cyber security for Europe’s citizens, governments and businesses.