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Cybersecurity 5 min read Published Updated Credibility 40/100

Cybersecurity Briefing — January 29, 2020

ENISA published its 2019 Threat Landscape report highlighting top attack vectors like phishing, ransomware, and supply-chain compromises with recommendations for operators and policymakers.

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Executive briefing: The EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) released the Threat Landscape 2019 report on , analyzing major attack techniques and incidents over the year. Phishing topped the list of threats, followed by ransomware, credential theft, and supply-chain compromises, with cloud and industrial targets noted as rising vectors.

Why it matters: The report benchmarks real-world trends and defensive gaps across sectors, providing a reference for updating enterprise risk assessments, tabletop exercises, and control roadmaps.

  • Refresh risk register: Incorporate ENISA’s top threats into 2020 risk rankings and control owners.
  • Exercise scenarios: Build phishing, ransomware, and supplier compromise scenarios into incident response drills.
  • Strengthen supplier vetting: Apply software bill of materials and patch cadence expectations to third parties handling critical workloads.
  • Measure detection: Validate phishing and ransomware detection pipelines with updated playbooks and user awareness training.
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