ECSO, The European Cybersecurity Organisation, together with pilot projects ECHO Cybersecurity, SPARTA, CONCORDIA Project, and CyberSec4Europe have just released a competence development questionnaire directed at the overall European cybersecurity community. The purpose of the survey is to help ECSO deliver improved solutions and to raise awareness.
The European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) has just released the updated version of its Cybersecurity Market Radar, representing product vendors, service providers and consultancy offerings in the European cybersecurity market.
In its first year of activity, CYBERWISER.eu has made considerable progress towards implementing the training platform for cybersecurity professionals.
Consortium partners have worked in parallel on different aspects. These include formulating the approach to platform design, and developing and integrating the components.
The European Commission has launched a call to select the members of the Stakeholder Cybersecurity Certification Group (SCCG). The group is being formed in terms of the recently promulgated European Cybersecurity Act and will advise the Commission on strategic priorities and on the Union Rolling Work Programme on Certification.
The skills gap remains one of the biggest challenges for the cybersecurity industry.
A recent survey from Tripwire found that most organizations are experiencing more difficulty finding skilled cybersecurity professionals and that 85% of professionals currently have understaffed teams.
The first CYBERWISER.eu online webinar, on 14th of February, gathered 48 attendees from many diverse backgrounds (both technical and non-technical) with a common interest for cyber security.
The European Commission has recently launched 4 new pilot projects with the aim to establish a European cybersecurity competence network.
Smart utilities are responsible for maintaining and replacing an increasing number of critical assets spread across thousands of kilometres of network. Making the right investment decisions has always been an enormous challenge but in the age of the smart grid, the stakes are higher than ever before. What's more, risk management needs to include cyber risks in a complex landscape and strict EU regulatory obligations.
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