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Cybersecurity
Updated International Strategy to empower the EU Cybersecurity Ecosystem
The revised ENISA International Strategy renews the Agency’s approach to engagement with its international partners. It strengthens the alignment to the EU’s international cybersecurity policies, the promotion of EU values, and fortifies our mission to achieve higher common level of cybersecurity across Europe.
The digital landscape we navigate today is increasingly interconnected. Cyber threats have no borders, and therefore cooperation is essential. ENISA therefore seeks to strategically engage with its international partners outside of the EU working within its mandate. The main objective of ENISA in doing so is to raise cybersecurity levels within the European Union. ENISA hence engages internationally when such cooperation supports this mission.
ENISA Executive Director, Juhan Lepassaar stated: “International cooperation is essential in cybersecurity. It complements and strengthens the core tasks of ENISA, to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union. Together with our Management Board, ENISA determines how we engage at international level to achieve our mission and mandate. ENISA stands fully prepared to cooperate on the global stage to support the EU Member States in doing so.”
As an integrated part of ENISA’s overall strategy and in particular its recently renewed stakeholders’ strategy, the renewed international strategy focuses on international partners sharing the EU’s values, and with which the Union has strategic relationships. Cooperation currently covers:
The strategy confirms the principles which guide the international cooperation work of ENISA and the working modalities with the European Commission, the EEAS and EU Member States. These were put in place by the ENISA Management Board, following the adoption of the first international strategy in 2021 and have been further consolidated and clarified based on best practices.
For press questions and interviews, please contact: press@enisa.europa.eu.
The digital landscape we navigate today is increasingly interconnected. Cyber threats have no borders, and therefore cooperation is essential. ENISA therefore seeks to strategically engage with its international partners outside of the EU working within its mandate. The main objective of ENISA in doing so is to raise cybersecurity levels within the European Union. ENISA hence engages internationally when such cooperation supports this mission.
ENISA Executive Director, Juhan Lepassaar stated: “International cooperation is essential in cybersecurity. It complements and strengthens the core tasks of ENISA, to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union. Together with our Management Board, ENISA determines how we engage at international level to achieve our mission and mandate. ENISA stands fully prepared to cooperate on the global stage to support the EU Member States in doing so.”
As an integrated part of ENISA’s overall strategy and in particular its recently renewed stakeholders’ strategy, the renewed international strategy focuses on international partners sharing the EU’s values, and with which the Union has strategic relationships. Cooperation currently covers:
The strategy confirms the principles which guide the international cooperation work of ENISA and the working modalities with the European Commission, the EEAS and EU Member States. These were put in place by the ENISA Management Board, following the adoption of the first international strategy in 2021 and have been further consolidated and clarified based on best practices.
For press questions and interviews, please contact: press@enisa.europa.eu.