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The 2025 ENISA Threat Landscape shows that threat groups are reusing tools and techniques, introducing new attack…
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Supporting NIS2 implementation through actionable guidance
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) publishes a technical guideline for the security measures of the NIS2…
Latest Publications
Voices of EU Cybersecurity Certification
A special publication by ENISA that incorporates feedback from stakeholders involved in building, maintaining, operating, and applying the first EU cybersecurity certification schemes.
NIS Investments 2025
The annual NIS Investments report presents the findings of a study conducted by ENISA to explore how cybersecurity policy
translates in practice across organisations in the EU and its effects on their investments, resources, and operations.…
ENISA Sectorial Threat Landscape - Public Administration
This ENISA sectorial threat landscape report provides an overview of the cyber threats faced by the public administration sector in the EU in 2024. Drawing on open-source information, the report highlights the key threats that impacted the sector…
ENISA Threat Landscape 2025
Through a more threat-centric approach and further contextual analysis, this latest edition of the ENISA Threat Landscape analyses 4875 incidents over a period spanning from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025. At its core, this report provides an…
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Call for Feedback: Advancing Software Supply Chain Security together!
ENISA invites industry stakeholders and interested parties to provide their feedback on the draft SBOM Landscape…
What’s Driving Cybersecurity Investments and where lie the challenges?
The 6th edition of the NIS Investments report reveals investments shifting from people to technology,…
Stepping up our role in Vulnerability Management: ENISA Becomes CVE Root
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is now a Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program-Root…
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