The first European Cyber Security Month starts today across Europe; “Be Aware, Be Secure”
For the first time, a European Cyber Security Month takes places as a pilot project across Europe.
ENISA stays on Crete - confirmed
ENISA’s Executive Director, Professor Udo Helmbrecht was today (27th Sept. 2012) able to confirm that the Agency’s seat will remain on Crete.
ENISA’s Executive Director Professor Udo Helmbrecht has been appointed Chairman of AISEC
In a unanimous vote, the Board of Trustees of Germany’s Fraunhofer Research Institution for Applied and Integrated Security (AISEC) has appointed Executive Director of ENISA Professor Udo Helmbrecht as their Chairman for a three year term.
ENISA roundtable event in the European Parliament, Brussels
ENISA is at ‘crossroads of its history’, with the new regulation proposal pending, establishing the budget, and future work for the Agency.
EU-US workshop agenda - now online
The first joint EU-US Open Workshop on Cyber Security for Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Smart Grids will be held on October 15th, 2012 in Amsterdam, supported by ENISA.
ENISA launches upgraded, revamped website with new social media channels
The EU’s ‘cyber security’ Agency, ENISA (the European Network and Information Security Agency), is launching its new upgraded website, including new social media channels, on Wednesday, 19 September 2012.
ENISA seeks input on Network Information Security (NIS) in Education
ENISA is calling on teachers, trainers and educators to get involved in sharing their experiences about NIS in education.
ENISA has held the first meeting of its new Permanent Stakeholders’ Group on Thursday, 13 September 2012
The Permanent Stakeholders’ Group (PSG) consisting of 30 top IT-security experts, has been appointed following an open Call for Expression of Interest for Membership earlier this year.
Cyber security strengthened at EU institutions following successful pilot scheme
The European Commission today announced that the EU-Institutions have reinforced their fight against cyber threats by establishing the EU's Computer Emergency Response Team, or CERT-EU, on a permanent basis.