Tools
ENISA's CyberEducation platform acts as a central hub for cybersecurity educational resources, tailored for primary and secondary schools in each Member State.
June 24, 2024This tool helps Small and Medium-sized business enhance their cybersecurity maturity level and provide them with an adaptive progressive plan to handle cybersecurity risks.
March 28, 2023The main objective of the NCAF is to measure the maturity level of the cybersecurity capabilities of the Member States to support them in conducting an evaluation of their national cybersecurity capability, enhancing awareness of the country maturity level, identifying areas for improvement and building cybersecurity capabilities.
January 24, 2022
This is a comprehensive toolkit for establishing and developing Information Sharing and Analysis Centres, or ISACs. It includes activities, documents and tools, everything you need to set up and run an ISAC. The toolkit is divided into 4 different phases corresponding to the development of the ISAC. Each phase contains different topics for developing the organisation in that particular phase.
July 20, 2020
The European CSIRT Inventory gives an overview of the actual situation concerning CSIRT teams in Europe. It provides a list of publicly listed incident response teams that can be visualised by the interactive mapping tool. This tool allows the reader to filter the displayed teams by (NIS Directive) CSIRTs Network membership, per-country, region, or type of CSIRT (e.g. national CSIRTs). ENISA’s CSIRT-relations team updates the Inventory twice a year (Q2, Q4).
October 16, 2019
The ENISA NCSS Interactive Map lists all the documents of National Cyber Security Strategies in the EU together with their strategic objectives and good examples of implementation. ENISA's goal is to create an info-hub with information provided by the Member States on their efforts to enhance national cybersecurity.
September 10, 2019The Cybersecurity Higher Education Database (CyberHEAD) is the largest validated cybersecurity higher education database in the EU and EFTA countries. It has been the main point of reference for all citizens looking to upskill their knowledge in the cybersecurity field. This list allows young talents to make informed decisions on the variety of possibilities offered by higher education in cybersecurity and helps universities attract high-quality students motivated in keeping Europe cyber-secure.
January 01, 2018