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European Union Agency for Cybersecurity

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www.enisa.europa.euChalandri, Attiki, GreeceUpdated

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is the EU's agency dedicated to achieving a high common level of cybersecurity across Europe.

Overview

ENISA is the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, dedicated to achieving a high common level of cybersecurity across Europe. Established in 2004 and strengthened by the EU Cybersecurity Act, ENISA contributes to EU policy, enhances the trustworthiness of ICT products, services and processes through cybersecurity certification schemes, and collaborates with EU institutions, Member States, and other stakeholders. The Agency supports knowledge sharing, capacity building, and awareness raising to strengthen trust in the connected economy, boost resilience of critical infrastructure, and keep Europe’s society and citizens digitally secure.

Mission statement

Achieving a high common level of cybersecurity across Europe.

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What we offer

Single Reporting Platform (SRP)

Facilitates unified reporting of cybersecurity incidents across the EU for enhanced resilience.

Pricing not published

www.enisa.europa.eu/topics/product-security/vulnerability-services/eu-incident-response-and-cyber-crisis-management/single-reporting-platform-srp

European Vulnerability Database (EUVD)

Provides reliable vulnerability information for effective cybersecurity risk management.

Pricing not published

www.enisa.europa.eu/tools/european-vulnerability-database

EU Cybersecurity Reserve

Service

Supports EU entities in responding to major cyber incidents effectively.

Pricing not published

www.enisa.europa.eu/topics/eu-incident-response-and-cyber-crisis-management/eu-cybersecurity-reserve

SME Cyber Resilience Maturity Model Tool

Enhances SMEs' cyber resilience through a structured maturity assessment model aligned with regulatory requirements.

Pricing not published

www.enisa.europa.eu/publications/sme-cyber-resilience-maturity-assessment-model

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Incident response and cyber risk management

10 Billion USD12% CAGR

On-demand incident response, compromise assessment, ransomware readiness and advisory services to prepare for and recover from cyber incidents.

Products: EU Cybersecurity Reserve

Vulnerability intelligence and disclosure

0.6 Billion USD11% CAGR

Capabilities to aggregate, enrich, assign identifiers, and publish vulnerability information with mitigation guidance to support coordinated disclosure and security operations.

Products: European Vulnerability Database (EUVD), Single Reporting Platform (SRP)

Regulatory reporting and compliance

0.5 Billion USD14% CAGR

Platforms and workflows that enable manufacturers and open-source stewards to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents, streamline notifications across jurisdictions, and support compliance with the Cyber Resilience Act.

Products: Single Reporting Platform (SRP), SME Cyber Resilience Maturity Model Tool

SME cyber resilience assessment

2.5 Billion USD15% CAGR

Assessment frameworks and maturity models aligned to the Cyber Resilience Act to help micro, small, and medium enterprises evaluate and strengthen product and organizational cyber resilience across the product lifecycle.

Products: SME Cyber Resilience Maturity Model Tool

More information about our offering

Single Reporting Platform (SRP)

The Single Reporting Platform (SRP) is ENISA's online tool that enables manufacturers and open-source software stewards to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents under the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) in the EU market. It supports a unified, EU-wide reporting flow and coordination with national CSIRTs and authorities, simplifying compliance and information sharing.

Pricing not published

  • Report Actively Exploited Vulnerabilities
    Manufacturers can report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents impacting products with digital elements in a single submission through SRP.
  • Facilitate Information Sharing
    SRP streamlines the process for relevant CSIRTs to receive and disseminate incident reports to ensure rapid response and mitigation across jurisdictions.
  • Protect Confidentiality
    SRP ensures that all reported information is handled securely, maintaining the confidentiality of sensitive data.
  • Enable Unified Reporting
    Users can report incidents to all applicable authorities in one go, enhancing efficiency and compliance with EU regulations.
  • Simplify Reporting Processes
    The SRP helps users navigate and comply with complex reporting requirements through a simplified interface.
  • Enhance Usability
    The platform's user-friendly design makes reporting and accessing information straightforward, ensuring higher compliance rates.

European Vulnerability Database (EUVD)

The European Vulnerability Database aggregates, stores, enriches, and publishes known vulnerabilities affecting information and communication technology products and services. It serves as a central EU vulnerability data source and supports the CVE Program within ENISA's scope.

Pricing not published

  • Enable CVE ID Assignment
    Facilitates the identification and tracking of vulnerabilities across products, enhancing transparency and coordination in vulnerability management.
  • Ensure Public Access
    Allows users to easily access crucial vulnerability information, assisting organizations in their cybersecurity efforts.
  • Centralize Vulnerability Data
    Offers a singular platform for accessing detailed vulnerability information, aiding in risk assessment and mitigation.
  • Aggregate Data from Various Sources
    Combines inputs from multiple entities to provide a comprehensive view of vulnerabilities, ensuring information accuracy and timeliness.
  • Provide Mitigation Strategies
    Equips users with strategies to effectively address vulnerabilities, enhancing overall cybersecurity resilience.

EU Cybersecurity Reserve

The EU Cybersecurity Reserve provides trusted cybersecurity services to support EU Member States, institutions, bodies, and agencies in responding to and recovering from major cyber incidents. ENISA acts as the contracting authority to procure services and coordinate responses, with potential preparedness services for incident prevention.

Pricing not published

  • Ensure Effective Cyber Incident Management
    This feature ensures that ENISA effectively manages and coordinates responses to cybersecurity incidents by procuring and aligning resources.
  • Facilitate Rapid Recovery
    This service helps entities recover efficiently after significant cybersecurity incidents, minimizing downtime and impact.
  • Enable Collaborative Cyber Defense
    This engagement ensures that various stakeholders are aligned and informed, improving collaborative efforts in responding to cyber threats.
  • Enhance Proactive Defense
    The feature allows transforming response services into preventive measures, enhancing readiness against potential threats.
  • Boost Cybersecurity Landscape
    By offering trusted services, this initiative enhances the cybersecurity infrastructure across the EU, fostering a more competitive digital market.

SME Cyber Resilience Maturity Model Tool

The SME Cyber Resilience Maturity Assessment Model provides a structured approach for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises to evaluate and strengthen their overall cyber resilience in the context of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). It includes a downloadable CRA Maturity Model tool (.xlsx) to guide assessments across the product lifecycle and organisation.

Pricing not published

  • Ensure Compliance With CRA
    Helps organisations understand and fulfill the Cyber Resilience Act requirements, ensuring they meet necessary cybersecurity standards.
  • Download Assessment Tool
    Facilitates practical self-assessments by offering a user-friendly Excel tool to guide SMEs in evaluating their cyber resilience.
  • Enhance Cyber Resilience
    Empowers SMEs with a clear framework for assessing and improving their cyber resilience capabilities, customized to their specific needs.
  • Applicable Throughout Product Lifecycle
    Supports various stakeholders involved in the design and implementation of products with digital elements, ensuring comprehensive cybersecurity coverage.

Sources

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures and links shown above.

Incident response and cyber risk management

No search results contained explicit sizing or CAGR for incident response and cyber risk management. I estimated the market by applying a conservative share of the global cybersecurity services market to the on‑demand incident response, compromise assessment, ransomware readiness and advisory segment. Assumptions: global cybersecurity services market in the low‑hundreds of billions USD; incident response/cyber risk professional services represent a single‑digit share (roughly 5–8%) given the mix of product, managed services and broader professional services. That yields an estimated market size ~ $7.5–$16B; I selected $10B as a midpoint. Growth potential (CAGR ~12%) reflects rapid demand driven by ransomware, regulatory/compliance pressures, increased cloud adoption and shortage of in‑house expertise, implying a high‑teens to low‑teens percent growth for specialized response and advisory services.

Vulnerability intelligence and disclosure

Estimated by treating "vulnerability intelligence and disclosure" as a niche subset of the broader vulnerability assessment/management market (reports show ~USD 4.3–4.5B current market with ~11–13% CAGR). Applying a conservative share (≈10–15%) for intelligence/disclosure capabilities yields an estimated market size ~USD 0.6B today. Growth potential (≈11% CAGR) aligns with reported CAGR for related vulnerability intelligence/platform markets (10.9%) and vulnerability assessment markets (11–13%).

Regulatory reporting and compliance

Estimation method: used published sizes for the broader regulatory-reporting / RegTech markets as the primary anchors (regulatory reporting solutions ≈ $3.8B; RegTech overall $14–19B). The target segment—platforms for manufacturers and open-source stewards to report exploited vulnerabilities and comply with the Cyber Resilience Act—is a specialist subset of regulatory reporting. Conservatively assuming this niche represents roughly 10–15% of the regulatory-reporting solutions market (given narrower vertical scope and earlier-stage demand), the midpoint yields about $0.5 billion. Growth potential is set above general regulatory-reporting CAGR because of imminent regulatory mandates (Cyber Resilience Act) and rising cybersecurity reporting obligations; combined sources show regulatory-reporting/RegTech CAGRs ~9–16%, so a reasonable estimate for this accelerating niche is ~14% CAGR.

SME cyber resilience assessment

Estimate based on primary addressable markets in the search results: security testing (USD 14.7B) and cybersecurity services (USD 53.6B) combine to ~USD 68.3B. SME-focused cyber-resilience assessments (product and organizational assessments aligned to the EU Cyber Resilience Act) are a small niche of that combined market; assuming a conservative 3–4% share of the services/testing addressable market yields ~USD 2.4B, rounded to USD 2.5B. Growth potential is elevated by regulatory mandates (CRA/NIS2/DORA analogues) and the higher growth seen in testing/services segments; using reported CAGRs for security testing (~25.6%) and cybersecurity services (~14.8%) and taking a conservative regulatory-driven uplift gives an estimated CAGR ≈15% for the SME cyber resilience assessment niche.

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