EU Agency ENISA: Internet Service Providers fail to apply filters against big cyber attacks
In its analysis of a recent massive cyber-attack, EU cyber-security agency ENISA today points out that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have failed to apply well-known security measures which have been available for over a decade.
First visit of Security Union Vice-President Margaritis Schinas to ENISA and announcement of ‘Team EU’ for the first Cyber World Cup
On the occasion of his visit to the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, Security Union Vice-President Margaritis Schinas announced today the preselection of players for Team EU who will participate in the first International Cybersecurity Challenge.
Just published: Summarising report of successful first pilot European Cyber Security Month
The report provides a synthesis of the results of the successful European Cyber Security Month (ECSM). This was the first, pilot project which took place across Europe throughout last October 2012, and a point of the EU-USA Summit's Working Group…
EU’s first ever report on the state of cybersecurity in the Union
In accordance with Article 18 of the NIS 2 Directive, ENISA was tasked to prepare a biennial report on the state of cybersecurity in the Union.
Blue OLEx 2020: the European Union Member States launch the Cyber Crisis Liaison Organisation Network (CyCLONe)
The second Blue OLEx 2020 kicks off, alongside CyCLONe which will push forward the Commission’s Blueprint for rapid emergency responses for large-scale, cross-border cyber incidents or crises.
Standard Operational Procedures to manage multinational cyber-crises finalised by EU, EFTA Member States and ENISA
Today, with the development of the EU-Standard Operational Procedures (EU-SOPs), a milestone has been reached for the management of multinational cyber crises. These procedures were developed by the EU and European Free Trade Association (EFTA)…
Green light for new regulation for EU Cyber Security Agency ENISA given by the European Parliament
Today, 16, April, the European Parliament voted in plenary in Strasbourg, on the new regulation proposal for strengthening ENISA, the EU’s “cyber security” Agency (formally the European Network and Information Security Agency).
