State-sponsored attackers infiltrate water supplies not through malware but via trivial security flaws like weak passwords and exposed industrial controls – a wake-up call for basic hygiene in critical infrastructure.
State-sponsored attackers infiltrate water supplies not through malware, but via trivial security gaps such as weak passwords and exposed industrial controls – a wake-up call for basic hygiene in critical infrastructure.
ENISA publishes a revised international strategy to strengthen the European cybersecurity ecosystem against global threats and regulatory requirements.
The ENISA-operated EU Cybersecurity Reserve with €36 million provides Member States with rapid, centrally coordinated incident response support during critical cyber incidents.
NIS360 maps the cyber maturity of critical infrastructure sectors and helps CISOs assess their security posture against industry benchmarks and prioritize investments.
