Cyber Security, the 5G threats according to ENISA
The EU Agency presents an overview of the challenges in the security of the fifth generation of mobile telecommunications networks, and of the new attackers profiles.
EU studies risks for the cyber security posed by 5G networks
Threats to networks availability-integrity will become major security concern. The new technology will increase exposure to attacks and give more potential entry points for malicious hackers.
Iraq-Syria, the Global Coalition confirms the anti-ISIS commitment and support
Political directors meeting in Paris to take stock of the situation in the fight against the Islamic State and analyze the future. Coordination against Foreign Fighters and in Levant increase.
EU governments targeted by russian hackers ahead of European parliament elections
FireEye: APT28 and Sandworm use spear phishing campaigns for cyber espionage. Brussels works with Big of cyber security and ENISA to counter meddling.
EU, ENISA suggests how to increase members cyber security ahead of elections
Threat actors try to meddle the votes, starting from the one for the European Parliament, by cyber means. Here’s how to counter attacks, data leaks and fake news.
Syria, SDF together with Trump: Isis militiamen captured at Deir Ezzor out now
Jazeera Storm: If they escape or be freed it would be a catastrophe. The EU doesn’t take a position for now, but it risks the reorganization of the Islamic State in Iraq.
Google will protect the next European Parliament elections in May
Jigsaw will defend EU political organizations, campaigns, and candidates against DDoS and cyber attacks with Project Shield, training and tools, as Perspective.
The 2019 cyber security threats and solutions according to ENISA
The EU Agency: cybecrime and state-sponsored hackers have further advanced motives and tactics. Mail and phishing are the primary malware infection vector.
The first cyber threat to the EU are the malware for credential theft
FireEye cyber security experts: In 2018, nearly 50 percent of all detected threats in Europe were within this category. And they will increase with new targets.
The EU launches a bug bounty program to better protect its cyber security
The aim of the initiative, part of FOSSA project, is to hunt for exploits in open-source software used by European institutions. It will start from January 2019.