ENISA is a mere placebo agency. An annoyance. The last time I met an ENISA representative they were reaching out to the BSA audience to ask them what to do because "they lacked the knowledge". Not only does it fail to suit the dignity of a public office, it also is a case of "go get another job". Then we have ENISA reports for awareness raising of imaginative general audiences. No one listens.
If ENISA would be useful they were into reviewing source code, develop network analysis and static analysis tools, hacking the net and they'd stop to develop close relationships with companies and lobbyists from third countries. It seems to me that the European hacker scene does more to promote security than useless ENISA.
It can't be the role of a public institution to act as a lobby proxy.
ENISA is a mere placebo agency. An annoyance. The last time I met an ENISA representative they were reaching out to the BSA audience to ask them what to do because "they lacked the knowledge". Not only does it fail to suit the dignity of a public office, it also is a case of "go get another job". Then we have ENISA reports for awareness raising of imaginative general audiences. No one listens.
If ENISA would be useful they were into reviewing source code, develop network analysis and static analysis tools, hacking the net and they'd stop to develop close relationships with companies and lobbyists from third countries. It seems to me that the European hacker scene does more to promote security than useless ENISA.
It can't be the role of a public institution to act as a lobby proxy.