ICT Security-Sécurité PC et Internet

The EU Agency ENISA has launched a new Good Practice Guide on co-operation and coordination between Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) and Law Enforcement Authorities (LEAs).

European Security Agency Issues Report on “the Right to Be Forgotten”...

Although “the right to be forgotten” sounds like something that has more to do with philosophy than information security, it’s actually one of the elements of the recently proposed European Commission regulation on data protection.

The “right to be forgotten” allows Internet users to ask organizations that store their personal information to delete it.

A new report launched by the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) details the technical and legal aspects of this right.

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En 2011, l’ENISA a été chargée d’examiner la faisabilité d’un mois européen de la sécurité des réseaux et de l’information pour tous et d’envisager plusieurs possibilités pour en faire un instrument efficace de sensibilisation aux défis SRI...

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http://www.enisa.europa.eu/activities/cert/security-month/security-month-fr

The top European cyber security agency recommends that banks take protective measures which assume their customers' computers are infected with online banking trojans such as ZeuS...

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http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/ENISA-recommends-assume-all-PCs-are-infected-1634466.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

The Agency is publishing today the consolidated ENISA report on Network Information Security in Education.

European critical infrastructure is not prepared for cyber espionage attacks from information-stealing malware such as Duqu, according to EU security advisory agency Enisa.

Industrial control systems (ICS) cannot withstand cyber...

Europe's cybersecurity agency has called on app store providers such as Apple and Google to work together to help people protect their smartphones...

The European Commission has launched a public consultation on the procedures and formats for personal data breach notifications under the ePrivacy Directive. (2002/58/EC).

In its new report, the EU’s ’cyber-security agency’ ENISA (the European Network and Information Security Agency) examines 85 national and international cyber-exercises between 2002 and 2012. The report issues seven recommendations.

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https://www.enisa.europa.eu/media/press-releases/the-anatomy-of-national-and-international-cyber-security-exercises-new-report-by-the-eu-cyber-security-agency-enisa

EU startet Cyberkrieg-Manöver

Im “Cyber-Europe 2012″ schließen sich mehr als 300 Experten für Internetsicherheit aus ganz Europa zusammen. Mit einem groß angelegten simulierten Angriff auf das Internet soll die Belastbarkeit von Informationsinfrastrukturen getestet und verbessert werden.

4. Oktober 2012 von Manfred Kohlen

“Der Cyberkrieg hat längst begonnen”, hatte vergangene Woche noch Vitaly Kamluk, Chief Malware Expert beim Forschungs- und Analyse-Team von Kaspersky Labs auf einer Konferenz in München erzählt und die politischen wie technischen Hintergründe erläutert.

Dass die Politik ebenfalls längst reagiert hat, ist weniger bekannt: Schon 2009 entschied eine Ministerialkonferenz in Tallinn, der Hauptstadt Estlands (wo 2007 laut Kamluk die politisch motivierten Internetkriege begonnen hatten), dass die europäischen Länder unter Anleitung der EU-Sicherheitsagentur ENISA 2010 mit Manövern “zum Schutz kritischer Informations-Infrastrukturen” beginnen sollen.

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http://www.itespresso.de/2012/10/04/eu-startet-cyberkrieg-manover/

ENISA has developed a series of free material to support the EU Member States in their preparations for the European Cyber Security Month.

Citizens are increasingly relying on the internet in their everyday lives for banking, shopping, education and communication. It is, therefore, important that they are able to use the internet in a secure and confident manner.

ENISA has developed a series of free material to support the EU Member States prepare their cyber security education and awareness campaigns in the context of the European Cyber Security Month. This material is an important tool in reaching people and getting them to change their behaviour, or to reinforce good behaviour.

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http://www.enisa.europa.eu/media/news-items/european-cyber-security-material-now-available-online

In 2011, ENISA was asked to assess the feasibility and explore various options on how a European Month of Network and Information Security for All could become an effective instrument to raising awareness about NIS challenges...

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http://www.enisa.europa.eu/activities/cert/security-month

The essential aim of this report is to improve the capability of CERTs, with a focus on the national/governmental CERTs (n/g CERTs), to address the network and information security (NIS) aspects of cybercrime...

It also intends to be a first collection of practices collected from mature CERTs in Europe, including among other things workflows and collaboration with other key players, in particular different law enforcement authorities, in the fight against cybercrime...

The Agency releases its analysis of the Diginotar- ‘Operation Black Tulip’ case, where a digital certificate authority suffered a cyber-attack.

A new Guide with 36 recommendations on building effective Public and Private Partnerships for resilient IT security has been launched.

Alerte sur la sécurité des smartphones : Cheval de Troie bancaire, spyware, spoofing : l'agence européenne dédiée à la sécurité informatique décrypte les attaques menaçant les smartphones.