European Union Agency for Cybersecurity becomes CVE Program-Root serving as central coordination point within Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures programme for national authorities EU CSIRTs network members and cybersecurity incident response teams. Original source: ENISA Retrieved: 2025-12-15 | Language: EN | …
The EU-funded PERUN project commenced operations in October 2025 with the objective of developing AI and machine learning solutions to analyse and counter emerging cyberthreats to software, firmware, and hardware. The three-year initiative focuses on protecting national cybersecurity infrastructures, education …
A new study reveals digital forensic investigators in England and Wales face limited knowledge among officers and legal professionals about digital evidence, high psychological strain, and inadequate organisational support. The research identifies complexities in police and legal collaborations, psychological toll …
ENISA’s 6th edition of the NIS Investments report reveals cybersecurity investments are shifting from people to technology, with talent shortages deepening across the EU. The report shows NIS2 compliance is driving action but implementation poses challenges for organisations.
Legal analysis published December 2025 examines how the EU AI Act and Cyber Resilience Act create interlocking cybersecurity requirements for AI-based products. Article 15 of the AI Act requires high-risk AI systems to be resilient against unauthorised third parties attempting …
The CYCLOPES project (a 5-year EU initiative to build and maintain an innovation-driven network of European law enforcement agencies combating cybercrime) published its standardisation recommendations today. The project focuses on the dialogue with industry and academia, which are delivering products …
The 6th edition of ENISA’s NIS Investments report reveals a significant realignment in EU cybersecurity investments, with organizations steadily shifting funding from staffing toward technologies and outsourced services. The report, based on responses from 1,080 organizations across all EU Member …
Eurojust reports organised crime groups operating at unprecedented global scale, exploiting new technologies and geopolitical instability. Criminal networks span continents and currencies well beyond EU borders, evolving faster than traditional law enforcement responses.
ENISA and European Union Agency for Railways hosted fifth edition of Cybersecurity in Railways Conference in Tallinn Estonia on 1-2 December 2025. The event brought together cybersecurity professionals researchers and industry experts to address regional challenges emerging threats and best …
The European Union Agency for Railways and the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, with support from Estonian Railways, hosted the 5th Cybersecurity in Railways Conference on December 1-2, 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia. The annual event brings together cybersecurity professionals, researchers, …
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity becomes CVE Program-Root serving as central coordination point within Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures programme for national authorities EU CSIRTs network members and cybersecurity incident response teams. Original source: ENISA Retrieved: 2025-12-15 | Language: EN | …
The EU-funded PERUN project commenced operations in October 2025 with the objective of developing AI and machine learning solutions to analyse and counter emerging cyberthreats to software, firmware, and hardware. The three-year initiative focuses on protecting national cybersecurity infrastructures, education …
A new study reveals digital forensic investigators in England and Wales face limited knowledge among officers and legal professionals about digital evidence, high psychological strain, and inadequate organisational support. The research identifies complexities in police and legal collaborations, psychological toll …
ENISA’s 6th edition of the NIS Investments report reveals cybersecurity investments are shifting from people to technology, with talent shortages deepening across the EU. The report shows NIS2 compliance is driving action but implementation poses challenges for organisations. The study …
Legal analysis published December 2025 examines how the EU AI Act and Cyber Resilience Act create interlocking cybersecurity requirements for AI-based products. Article 15 of the AI Act requires high-risk AI systems to be resilient against unauthorised third parties attempting …
The CYCLOPES project (a 5-year EU initiative to build and maintain an innovation-driven network of European law enforcement agencies combating cybercrime) published its standardisation recommendations today. The project focuses on the dialogue with industry and academia, which are delivering products …
The 6th edition of ENISA’s NIS Investments report reveals a significant realignment in EU cybersecurity investments, with organizations steadily shifting funding from staffing toward technologies and outsourced services. The report, based on responses from 1,080 organizations across all EU Member …
Eurojust reports organised crime groups operating at unprecedented global scale, exploiting new technologies and geopolitical instability. Criminal networks span continents and currencies well beyond EU borders, evolving faster than traditional law enforcement responses. Agency emphasises need for international cooperation to …
ENISA and European Union Agency for Railways hosted fifth edition of Cybersecurity in Railways Conference in Tallinn Estonia on 1-2 December 2025. The event brought together cybersecurity professionals researchers and industry experts to address regional challenges emerging threats and best …
The European Union Agency for Railways and the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, with support from Estonian Railways, hosted the 5th Cybersecurity in Railways Conference on December 1-2, 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia. The annual event brings together cybersecurity professionals, researchers, …