The ENISA Cybersecurity Support Action serves to enable the provision of cybersecurity services to help Member States reinforce their preparedness (ex-ante) and response (ex-post) capabilities.
Cybersecurity Expert
ENISA-TA-AD-2021-05
Transport
The NIS2 directive highlights the importance of bolstering cybersecurity in the transport sector to protect critical infrastructure across aviation, maritime, rail, and road transport.
BLUE OLEX 2023: Getting Ready for the Next Cybersecurity Crisis in the EU
Together with the European Commission under the Spanish Presidency of the EU Council, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) co-organised and co-hosted the Blue Olex table-top cyber exercise in the Hague, Netherlands
Geopolitics Accelerates Need For Stronger Cyber Crisis Management
ENISA publishes a study on ‘Best Practices for Cyber Crisis Management’ that assists in preparation for crisis management. The study was conducted for the EU Cyber Crisis Liaison Organisation Network (CyCLONe) and is now available publicly.
Joint Statement on Ivanti Connect Secure and Ivanti Policy Secure Vulnerabilities
Assessment and advice on recovery and mitigating actions.
Applications are open: ENISA Cybersecurity Support Action Programme tender procedure
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) announces a call for tenders to support ENISA in cybersecurity services provision to Member States.
BlueOLEx 2024 exercise: EU-CyCLONe test its cyber crisis response preparedness
In light of the NIS2 era, this year’s edition of the BlueOlex built upon the scenario of Cyber Europe 2024 and tested the executive layer of cooperation in the EU ecosystem.
EU cybersecurity exercise: foster cooperation, secure free and fair EU elections
To evaluate and strengthen current working methods ahead of the 2024 elections, EU institutions have organised a cybersecurity exercise today.
Cybersecurity in the healthcare sector during COVID-19 pandemic
ENISA provides cybersecurity advice to support Hospitals and the healthcare sector against the increase of phishing campaigns and ransomware attacks during the coronavirus crisis.