Want to join ENISA's Advisory Group? Call for Experts is now Open!
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity launches a new call for expression of interest for experts to become members of the Advisory Group.
Financial sector in need of Awareness
EU Agency presents a new study on how to counter information security risks with a change in the financial sector staff awareness.
Loss caused by theft of customer information and costs of security incidents response is rising according to a new…
Understanding Cyber Threats in Transport
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) publishes its first cyber threat landscape report dedicated to the transport sector.
Ranking & voting online; privacy risks of reputation systems analysed in new report
Ranking & voting online; privacy risks of reputation systems in new Agency report.
ENISA in 2015 - Annual Report
ENISA releases its Annual Activity Report for 2015 giving an overview of ENISA’s operations and key activities on cyber security for the EU during the year.
Behavioural biometrics briefing launched
ENISA has launched a Briefing paper on security and authentication aspects of behavioural biometrics.
Analysis of security measures deployed by e-communication providers
ENISA’s new report provides a collection of good practices, implemented security measures and approaches by e-communication providers in the EU, to mitigate the main types of incidents in the telecommunication sector.
Scaling new heights: Implementation and Uptake of Trust Services under the eIDAS Regulation
A survey recently carried out by ENISA marks the positive tendency of Trust services to break through the barriers of large-scale business transformation processes in such applications as finance, healthcare and beyond.
Fighting cyber threats; Plugging the gaps. New report on proactive detection of cyber security incidents to make “digital fire-brigades” more effective
Fighting cyber threats; Plugging the gaps. EU Agency ENISA launches report on proactive detection of cyber security incidents to make “digital fire-brigades” more effective