| Date | Source | Type | Title | Author |
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| May 11, 2023 | CERT-EU | Guidance | Security Guidance 23-002 - Potential impact and risks of Generative AI in EUIBAs Recently, there has been a substantial leap forward in the development of Generative AI technology. Additionally, further rapid advancements are expected as researchers continue to push the boundaries of AI capabilities. At CERT-EU, we assess that the development of Generative AI technology will continue and become quite common, and as such, it is crucial to embrace this transformative innovation. The technology presents numerous opportunities, however, it also comes with risks. | CERT-EU |
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| Mar 9, 2022 | CERT-EU | Analysis Report | Security Guidance 22-001 - Cybersecurity mitigation measures against critical threats On February 14, ENISA and CERT-EU made a joint publication strongly encouraging all EU- based organisations to implement a set of cybersecurity best practices.<br><br>Building on this joint publication, CERT-EU is making available the following specific imple- mentation recommendations. By applying these systematically, organisations can boost their cybersecurity defence and resilience. This would allow them to:<br><br>1. | CERT-EU ENISA |
| Mar 3, 2022 | CERT-EU | Guidance | Security Guidance 22-002 - Hardening Signal Signal is a well-known, secure, encrypted instant messaging service developed by the non-profit Signal Technology Foundation and Signal Messenger LLC. It uses standard cellular telephone numbers as identifiers and all communications between Signal users are secured with end-to end encryption.<br><br>Staff of public and private organisations, including senior management, may be using Signal sometimes to quickly coordinate and exchange information on work-related matters. | CERT-EU |