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SECONDED NATIONAL EXPERTS (SNE) – OPERATIONAL COOPERATION

The aim of this vacancy notice is to establish a pool of interested candidates for secondment linked to current and future workstreams. In this stage, ENISA is looking to recruit three seconded national experts (SNEs), even though more opportunities...

211 days left to apply Deadline: 2023-12-31 23:00 CET

SECONDED NATIONAL EXPERTS (SNE) – OPERATIONAL COOPERATION

Ref. Code ENISA-SNE-2023-01

This call aims to attract candidates who could support the Agency’s activities in the area of operational cooperation in view of the tasks outlined in Article 7 of the Cybersecurity Act. This entails cyber crisis management, common situational awareness and incident response during or after massive incidents. ENISA will fulfil some of these tasks through structured cooperation with CERT-EU (which is being set up). Separately, it also carries out the role of the secretariat for the operational platforms, such as for the CSIRT Network or CyCLONe Group within the Blueprint framework. The recruited SNEs would be actively involved in the implementation of these tasks.

Place of Employment: Athens, Greece or Brussels, Belgium.

For more information on the SNE role and application procedure, please refer to the vacancy notice.

Closing Date: 2023-12-31 23:00 CET

Vacancy notice: PDF document icon ENISA-SNE-2023-01 OPERATIONAL COOPERATION.pdf — PDF document, 257.9326171875 KB (264123 bytes)

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