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ENISA, as an Agency of the European Union, possesses its own legal personality and may enter into contractual relationships with persons, companies and other legal entities. It is therefore subject to the provisions of the Financial Regulation applicable to the general budget of the European Union , the ENISA Financial Regulation and the relevant EU procurement directives for the award of public contracts.
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Pre Information Notices
Content creation for European Cyber Security Month (ECSM) campaign
Deadline: 2020-01-31 00:00 GR time
Negotiated Procedure - maximum budget €60.000,00
ENISA aims at procuring supporting services for the European cybersecurity month campaign 2020 – the EUs annual awareness raising campaign that takes place in October.
The tasks delivered as part of this project include:
1. Assist in building target audience personas.
2. Develop new content for owned and earned media campaigns.
3. Plan execution of campaign with the creation of a content calendar.
4. Execute campaign in October in line with approved plan.
The project is scheduled to run from April to November 2020.
If you are interested in being invited to take part in this upcoming tender procedure, then please 'submit your interest' before the deadline.
How to setup up CSIRT and SOC
Deadline: 2020-02-07 00:00 GR time
Negotiated Procedure - maximum budget €90.000,00
As part of its effort to support EU Member States in their Incident Response (IR) development, ENISA would like to create good practice guide and information repository (tool) for setting up and running a CSIRT [Computer Security Incident Response Team] and SOC [Security Operations Center].
This would be a continuation of ENISA efforts for assisting in Member States capacity building for different types of CSIRTs and SOCs. Result should serve as a practical guidance for establishing CSIRTs and SOCs and for CSIRTs and SOCs seeking ways to run and improve their operations according to the latest practices.
The information should be structured as a document describing guidelines as well as online interactive repository of information and good practices as well as providing links to other ENISA work especially in maturity and training areas.
All of this should help ENISA to further assist EU Member States in development of IR capacities and capabilities in Europe.If you are interested in being invited to take part in this upcoming tender procedure, then please 'submit your interest' before the deadline.
Sectoral CSIRT capabilities status and development
Deadline: 2020-02-07 00:00 GR time
Negotiated Procedure - maximum budget €50.000,00
As part of its effort to support EU Member States in their Incident Response (IR) development, ENISA would like to conduct a study on Sectoral CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team) capabilities status and development within EU Member States. Particular target of this study should be aviation and energy sectors as defined within NIS Directive.
This would be a continuation of ENISA efforts for assisting in Member States capacity building for different types of CSIRTs. Study should help ENISA to:
- Give an overview of the IR development within sectors mentioned;
- Identify current status of procedures and tools used by sectoral CSIRTs for IR;
- Analyse CSIRT IR capabilities on different levels (e.g. technical, processes, personnel);
- Identify existing gaps in IR activities within sectors defined by NIS Directive;
- Provide recommendations for improving and enhancing IR capabilities.
If you are interested in being invited to take part in this upcoming tender procedure, then please 'submit your interest' before the deadline.
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Calls for Expression of Interest
CEI – List of NIS Experts
Deadline: 2020-09-08 00:00 GR time
ENISA seeks to establish a reserve list of subject matter experts, from which collaborators may be selected to assist the Agency in carrying out the work activities foreseen in the yearly Work Programme and particularly in the following fields:
A). Technical expertise in ICTs and emerging application areas
B). ICT Security Standardisation and certification
C). Technical expertise in Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP) and CSIRTs Cooperation
D). Legal expertise in NIS
E). NIS aspects of cybercrime
Please download the "Technical Description" file to learn more details about the requirements of the Agency. ENISA welcomes applications from experts from many sectors, i.e. academia, research, industry, EU institutions, International Organisations etc.
Important: To be eligible to apply, you must be a citizen or permanent resident of an EU member state, EEA or Switzerland and be able to be remunerated to a bank account in one of these countries.
PLEASE NOTE: The CEI List of Experts is a tool used solely for the purposes of assessing and identifying suitable external experts for a potential future contractual working relationship with ENISA. It is emphasised that inclusion in the list does NOT mean that you are considered to be an official representative of ENISA or in any way entitled to represent the Agency.
It therefore follows, by just being invited onto the ENISA List of Experts, that you are not authorised to speak on behalf of ENISA at public forums or present yourself as an ENISA representative/employee/advisor or expert in any way, shape or form (including on Curriculum Vita, social media etc.).
Any verified breaches of these restrictions may result in your listing being immediately deleted.
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