The European Cyber Security Challenge is the continent's largest cybersecurity competition for young talent, running annually since 2014. The best young talents from over 35 countries compete in a 72-hour CTF.
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has deployed the initial operating capability of the Single Reporting Platform (SRP). Designed to support effective vulnerability management across the EU, the SRP allows users to report once and communicate the relevant information to all appropriate authorities.
The one-day event brings together policymakers, practitioners, and peer EU-funded projects for a practical, hands-on exploration of the cybersecurity regulatory landscape now taking shape across Europe.
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ENISA announce a call for expression of interest for membership of the new term of its Advisory Group. Successful applicants will be appointed “ad personam” as experts. This means they neither represent a country, nor a company, but are selected upon the basis of their own specific expertise and personal merits. Members of the Advisory Group will be assigned for a period of two and a half years with an indicative starting date of 1 January 2023.
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The Bucharest Cybersecurity Conference (BCC2026) is a three-day event that brings together senior decision-makers and leading experts from government and industry across Europe and beyond. For the first time, a dedicated European Cybersecurity Competence Community Day will be organised as part of the event on 20 October.
The annual event brings together international IT security experts, decision-makers, technology providers, and cybersecurity professionals to exchange knowledge on the latest developments in IT security. Participants can explore industry trends, discover new solutions, and engage with experts across a broad range of IT security topics.
The Q-FENCE project will host the first webinar of its Cybersecurity Awareness Campaign, “Quantum Computing & Cybersecurity: What Everyone Should Know”. The webinar will introduce the basics of quantum computing and explore its potential impact on cybersecurity and digital services.
