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Navigating cybersecurity investments in the time of NIS 2
The latest report of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) aims to support policy makers in assessing…
Team Europe wins the International Cybersecurity Challenge 2024!
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is proud to announce that Team Europe has triumphed in the…
Applications are open: ENISA Cybersecurity Support Action Programme tender procedure
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) announces a call for tenders to support ENISA in cybersecurity…
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Cyber Security: ENISA’s view on the way forward, new paper
Agency Paper on the Future Challenges and Opportunities in Cyber Security
Top Ten Smartphone Security Controls for Developers
The Agency has launched a report which gives App developers hands-on advice on how to develop smartphone apps in a more secure way. The report has been produced in a cooperation with OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project).
Analysis of ‘Operation Black Tulip’: Certificate authorities lose authority
The Agency releases its analysis of the Diginotar- ‘Operation Black Tulip’ case, where a digital certificate authority suffered a cyber-attack.
Network Information Security in Education
Agency broker role in cyber security in Education. ENISA and three member States met to discuss how to better exchange of good security practices.
New, updated map (v2.6) of 'digital fire brigades'- CERTs
The new updated map of Europe's 'digital fire brigades'- or CERTs (Computer Emergency Response Teams) - has been published.
ENISA launches information security awareness videos in 23 European languages
ENISA launches information security awareness videos in 23 European languages
Visit by Maltese delegation
The Agency was visited by a delegation from Malta on Friday 11th, Nov.
Life-logging & online personal data; the effects on privacy, economy, society & people’s psychology; in new report; “To log or not to log?”
The EU's 'cyber security' agency ENISA reports on future impact of life-logging & online personal data; and the effects on privacy, economy, society and people’s psychology.
New report: Cyber bullying & online grooming: 18 protective recommendations against key risks
The Agency has launched a report on Cyber-bullying & online grooming: 18 protective recommendations against key risks.