The EU Cybersecurity Strategy strengthens resilience, technological sovereignty, and EU leadership, while boosting capacity to counter cyber threats and promoting global cooperation for a secure, open cyberspace. The recent course

‘The White Paper on Defence outlines a clear path forward. […] Filling critical capability gaps, like drones, air defence, Artificial Intelligence, [or] cyber security, must be a priority.’ HR/VP Kaja

From March 25 to 28, 2025, around 50 participants from EU Member States, EU institutions, bodies, and agencies involved in technical cybersecurity came together in Constanta, Romania for the ESDC’s

From March 11 to 13, 2025, participants from EU Member States, EU institutions, bodies, and agencies involved in technical cybersecurity came together in Warsaw for the ESDC’s fully residential cyber

From 10 to 12 February 2025, participants from EU Member States and third countries gathered in Brussels for the ESDC’s cyber course Cybersecurity and International Law. More than 20 participants,

On 15 July, the European Union (EU) and Ukraine held the third Cyber Dialogue in Brussels, Belgium. Amid the ongoing Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine and Ukraine’s start of accession