ENISA : ”信頼されたサイバー・セキュアな欧州に向けた新戦略”を発表

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ENISAが”信頼されたサイバー・セキュアな欧州に向けた新戦略”を発表していますね。。。

● ENISA
・2020.07.17 (News) ENISA unveils its New Strategy towards a Trusted and Cyber Secure Europe

This publication by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity outlines the Agency’s strategic objectives to boost cybersecurity, preparedness and trust across the EU under its new strengthened and permanent mandate.

・[PDF] A TRUSTED AND CYBER SECURE EUROPE

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・[HTML] Strategic objectives

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What are the strategic objectives?

The strategy proposes concrete goals for the Agency in the form of seven strategic objectives that will set the priorities for European Union Agency for Cybersecurity in the coming years. These strategic objectives are as follows:

1. Empowered and engaged communities across the cybersecurity ecosystem;
2. Cybersecurity as an integral part of EU polices;
3. Effective cooperation amongst operational actors within the Union in case of massive cyber incidents;
4. Cutting-edge competences and capabilities in cybersecurity across the Union;
5. A high level of trust in secure digital solutions;
6. Foresight on emerging and future cybersecurity challenges;
7. Efficient and effective cybersecurity information and knowledge management for Europe.

What we want to achieve?

• An EU-wide, state-of-the-art body of knowledge on cybersecurity concepts and practices that builds cooperation amongst key actors in cybersecurity, promotes lessons learned, EU expertise and creates new synergies;
• An empowered cyber ecosystem encompassing Member States’ authorities, EU institutions, agencies and bodies, associations, research centres and universities, industry, private actors and citizens, who all play their role in making Europe cyber secure;
• Proactive advice and support to all relevant EU-level actors bringing in the cybersecurity dimension in the policy development lifecycle through viable and targeted technical guidelines;
• Cybersecurity risk management frameworks that are in place across all sectors and followed throughout the cybersecurity policy lifecycle;
• Continuous cross-border and cross-layer support to cooperation between Member States, as well as with EU institutions. In particular, in view of potential large scale incidents and crises, support the scaling up of technical operational, political and strategic cooperation amongst key operational actors to enable timely response, information sharing, situational awareness and crises communication across the Union;
• Comprehensive and rapid technical handling upon request of the Member States to facilitate technical and operational needs in incident and crises management;
• Aligned cybersecurity competencies, professional experience and education structures to meet the constantly increasing needs for cybersecurity knowledge and competences in the EU;
• An elevated base-level of cybersecurity awareness and competences across the EU while mainstreaming cyber into new disciplines;
• Well prepared and tested capabilities with the appropriate capacity to deal with the evolving threat environment across the EU;
• Cyber secure digital environment across the EU, where citizens can trust ICT products, services and processes through the deployment of certification schemes in key technological areas;
• Understanding emerging trends and patterns using foresight and future scenarios that contribute to mitigating the cyber challenges of the Agency’s stakeholders;
• Early assessment of challenges and risks from the adoption of and adaptation to the emerging future options, while collaborating with stakeholders on appropriate mitigation strategies;
• Shared information and knowledge management for the EU cybersecurity ecosystem in an accessible, customised, timely and applicable form, with appropriate methodology, infrastructures and tools, coupled and quality assurance methods to achieve continuous improvement of services.

A TRUSTED AND CYBER SECURE EUROPE

VISION

A trusted and cyber secure Europe

MISSION

The mission of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is to achieve a high common level of cybersecurity across the Union in cooperation with the wider community. It does this through acting as a centre of expertise on cybersecurity, collecting and providing independent, high quality technical advice and assistance to Member States and EU bodies on cybersecurity. It contributes to developing and implementing the Union’s cyber policies.

Our aim is to strengthen trust in the connected economy, boost resilience and trust of the Union’s infrastructure and services and keep our society and citizens digitally secure. We aspire to be an agile, environmentally and socially responsible organisation focused on people.

VALUES

Community Mind-Set

ENISA works with communities, respecting their competencies and expertise, and fosters synergies and trust to best achieve its mission.

Excellence

ENISA aims for state-of-the-art expertise in its work, upholds the highest quality standards of operation and evaluates its performance to strive for continuous improvement through innovation and foresight.

Integrity/ethics

ENISA upholds ethical principles and EU relevant rules and obligations in its services and working environment ensuring fairness and inclusiveness.

Respect

ENISA respects fundamental European rights and values covering all its services and working environment, as well as the expectations of its stakeholders.

Responsibility

ENISA assumes responsibility thus ensuring integration of the social and environmental dimensions into practices and procedures.

Transparency

ENISA adopts procedures, structures and processes that are open, factual and independent, thus limiting bias, ambiguity, fraud and obscurity.