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Enisa: W3C web standards pose 51 security threats

...has warned. During year-long research, the European Network Information Security Agency (Enisa) discovered 51 vulnerabilities in 13 upcoming World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards... Read more

1 August, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Enisa: Malware for smartphones is a 'serious risk

...among the more common risks, the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) said in a report on Friday. The report focused on threats posed... Read more

13 December, 2010 by Ben Woods

Kroes pushes for 'more muscular' EU digital security

...connected world. Digital agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes has outlined proposals to boost Enisa, the EU's information security agency. Digital agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes outlined... Read more

23 November, 2011 by Jack Clark

Enisa: Industry must shore up app-store security

...those hidden in online app stores, Europe's cybersecurity agency has urged. Enisa, Europe's cybersecurity agency, has said in a report that companies with... Read more

13 September, 2011 by David Meyer

Lack of metrics hobbles security, says Enisa

...measures and are not harmonised, the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) said on Monday. This creates confusion about the overall effects of incidents... Read more

28 March, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Botnet size may be exaggerated, says Enisa

...a European information security body. The European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) on Tuesday questioned published figures for numbers of compromised computers, especially as... Read more

8 March, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Enisa: Private clouds are best for public sector

...the needs of public sector, the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) said in a report on Monday. "Public cloud offers a very high... Read more

17 January, 2011 by Jack Clark

Enisa: Telecoms companies are wary of data breach law

...data-breach notification law, according to the European Network Information Security Agency. Enisa, the EU's information security policy adviser, outlined its concerns in a... Read more

14 January, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Europe hobbled by lack of cyber-contact knowledge

...test was co-ordinated by the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) and the European Joint Research Centre. The 30 participating European countries, eight... Read more

10 November, 2010 by Ben Woods and Tom Espiner

CERTs hindered by lack of sharing, says EU agency

...not sharing data about malware, according to European Union security advisory agency ENISA. The main technical gaps in computer emergency response teams' (CERTs) response include... Read more

7 December, 2011 by Tom Espiner

EU and US team up for cybersecurity exercise

...was organised by agencies including the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa) and the US Department of Homeland Security. "We have two scenarios to... Read more

3 November, 2011 by Tom Espiner

Lib Dems push for cloud regulator

...elicited concerns before: in January the EU's information security advisory agency, Enisa, said private clouds — layers of internet-connected IT infrastructure walled off from... Read more

20 September, 2011 by Jack Clark

Simulated cyberattack tests Europe's defences

...interconnectivity between countries. Cyber Europe 2010 was organised by European cybersecurity agency Enisa. "Member states will simulate progressive difficulties," Enisa spokesman Ulf Bergstrom told ZDNet... Read more

4 November, 2010 by Tom Espiner

Stuxnet threat rings EU alarm bells

...plant in Iran. On Thursday the European Network and Information Security Agency (Enisa), which shares cybersecurity information between EU member states and issues guidance to... Read more

8 October, 2010 by Jack Clark

Enisa: Europe not prepared for Duqu

...information-stealing malware such as Duqu, according to EU security advisory agency Enisa. Industrial control systems (ICS) cannot withstand cyber espionage attacks due to a... Read more

6 December, 2011

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