In accordance with Article 18 of the NIS 2 Directive, ENISA was tasked to prepare a biennial report on the state of…
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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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Gaps in NIS standardisation: Mapping the requirements of the NIS Directive to specific standards
ENISA publishes a report on European standardisation within the context of the NIS Directive.
#APF17: Call for Papers
ENISA’s Annual Privacy Forum (APF) is to be held in Vienna on the 7th and 8th June 2017, in collaboration with the Law Faculty of the University of Vienna.
Guidelines on Incident Notification for Digital Service Providers
ENISA publishes a comprehensive guideline on how to implement incident notification requirements for Digital Service Providers, in the context of the NIS Directive.
Security Measures for Digital Service Providers
ENISA publishes its study on technical guidelines for the implementation of minimum security measures for Digital Service Providers (DSPs).
ENISA study on the security aspects of virtualization
The report provides an analysis on the current status of security of virtualization, by presenting current technologies affected, risks, efforts, gaps, and the impact the latter have on environments based on virtualization technologies.
ENISA issues Smartphone Development Guidelines
ENISA publishes an update of the Smartphone Development Guidelines.
Analysis of security measures deployed by e-communication providers
ENISA’s new report provides a collection of good practices, implemented security measures and approaches by e-communication providers in the EU, to mitigate the main types of incidents in the telecommunication sector.