The EU Agency for Network and Information Security (ENISA) manages the programme of pan-European exercises known as Cyber Europe #CE2018.
The Cyber Europe exercises are simulations of large-scale cybersecurity incidents that escalate to become Cyber crises.
I am part of ENISA's approved NIS Experts*, where I have both designed and reviewed different Cyber incidents/exercises for the pan-European Cyber Europe exercise, I wanted to share with you the opportunity to get to know more about this very important bi-annual European initiative. This year is the 5th pan European Cyber crisis exercise.
The scenario
More: https://www.enisa.europa.eu/topics/cyber-exercises/cyber-europe-programme
*NOTE: The CEI List of Experts is a tool used solely for the purposes of assessing and identifying suitable external experts for a potential future contractual working relationship with ENISA. It is emphasised that inclusion in the list does NOT mean that you are considered to be an official representative of ENISA or in any way entitled to represent the Agency.
I am part of ENISA's approved NIS Experts*, where I have both designed and reviewed different Cyber incidents/exercises for the pan-European Cyber Europe exercise, I wanted to share with you the opportunity to get to know more about this very important bi-annual European initiative. This year is the 5th pan European Cyber crisis exercise.
The scenario
- Cyber Europe 2018 planners developed a scenario revolving around Aviation which can include, Civil Aviation Authorities, Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs), Airport Companies, Air Carriers, with potential impacts in other sector.
- The scenario will contain real life inspired technical incidents to analyse, from forensic and malware analysis, open source intelligence, and of course non-technical incidents.
- The incidents will build up into a crisis at all levels: local, organization, national, European. Business continuity plans and Crisis management procedures will be put at test
More: https://www.enisa.europa.eu/topics/cyber-exercises/cyber-europe-programme
*NOTE: The CEI List of Experts is a tool used solely for the purposes of assessing and identifying suitable external experts for a potential future contractual working relationship with ENISA. It is emphasised that inclusion in the list does NOT mean that you are considered to be an official representative of ENISA or in any way entitled to represent the Agency.
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