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.
ENISA’s Management Board elects its new Chair and Deputy
Fabienne Tegeler (Germany) is the new chair of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)’s Management Board. The Agency warmly welcomes her and thanks outgoing chair Jean-Baptiste Demaison (France).
TEAM EUROPE on the Starting Blocks for the 1st International Cybersecurity Challenge!
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is proud to announce a Team Europe ready to compete in the International Cyber Challenge (ICC) taking place in Greece next month!
ENISA Launches Public Consultation for First Candidate Cybersecurity Certification Scheme
The EUCC Candidate Scheme for ICT Products, set to replace the SOG-IS, is released today for public feedback.
Privacy-a fundamental right-between economics and practice
ENISA releases two new reports on privacy economics and case studies of online practices in collecting and storing personal data in the EU
Cyber Europe 2018 – Get prepared for the next cyber crisis
EU Cybersecurity Agency ENISA organised an international cybersecurity exercise
Going to the market for Cybersecurity Market Analysis
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) organised its first conference on cybersecurity market analysis last week for EU cybersecurity market stakeholders to share experiences and initiate the debate on how to best perform EU…
EU Cybersecurity Policy Conference
The first EU Cybersecurity Policy Conference will bring together policymakers, industry representatives and key stakeholders to discuss implementation of cybersecurity policy and challenges ahead. The conference is organised in collaboration with…
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.