ENISA criticises lack of international cohesion on cyber security
Agency demands greater international collaboration and better information sharing between public and private sectors
The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) has criticised the level of strategic international cohesion on cyber security, stating that the lack of common understanding hampers collaboration....
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