ENISA Threat Landscape 2020
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), with the support of the European Commission, EU Member States and the CTI Stakeholders Group, published the 8th annual ENISA Threat Landscape (ETL) report in October 2020, identifying and evaluating the top cyber threats for the period January 2019 - April 2020. Infographic - Top 15 Threats
This publication is divided into 22 different reports. The combined report lists the major change from the 2018 threat landscape as the COVID-19-led transformation of the digital environment. During the pandemic, cyber criminals have been seen advancing their capabilities, adapting quickly and targeting relevant victim groups more effectively Infographic - Threat Landscape Mapping during COVID-19
The ETL report is part strategic and part technical, with information relevant to both technical and non-technical readers. The following table describes the type of audience and content for each ETL report. You can navigate through the entire collection by using the links available in each report in the section "Related". For a better understanding on how the ETL is structured, we recommend the initial reading of "The Year in Review" report. Previous, ENISA Threat Landscape reports are available on the webpage - ETL through the years.
ETL ENTRY POINT
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THE YEAR IN REVIEW This report provides a general overview of the threat landscape, outlining the most important topics referenced across all the other reports. It also provides ENISA’s list of the top 15 threats, conclusions and recommendations.
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ETL STRATEGIC REPORTS
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SECTORAL AND THEMATIC THREAT ANALYSIS This report summarises the latest work produced by ENISA describing the threat landscape for specific sectors and technologies. This year we present the findings from the work done for 5G, the internet of things and smart cars.
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MAIN INCIDENTS IN THE EU AND WORLDWIDE This report provides an overview of major cybersecurity incidents happening in the EU and worldwide and highlighting the lessons we can learn from them.
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RESEARCH TOPICS This report presents key aspects related with the research and innovation in cybersecurity.
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EMERGING TRENDS This report identifies emerging trends and focus on the challenges and opportunities for the future in the cybersecurity domain.
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ETL TECHNICAL REPORTS
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CTI OVERVIEW This report summarises the most important topics relevant to the cyber threat intelligence (CTI) community and those ones discussed in various forums.
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ENISA's TOP 15 THREATS One report for each threat presenting a general overview, the findings, major incidents, statistics, attack vectors and corresponding mitigation measures.
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THREAT REPORTS
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#1 - MALWARE |
#2 - WEB-BASED ATTACKS |
#3 - PHISHING |
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#4 - WEB APPLICATION ATTACKS |
#5 - SPAM |
#6 - DENIAL OF SERVICE |
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#7 - IDENTITY THEFT |
#8 - DATA BREACH |
#9 - INSIDER THREAT |
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#10 - BOTNET |
#11 - PHYSICAL MANIPULATION, DAMAGE, THEFT AND LOSS |
#12 - INFORMATION LEAKAGE |
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#13 - RANSOMWARE |
#14 - CYBERESPIONAGE |
#15 - CRYPTOJACKING |
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