Each resource on a website to be requested from another domain outside the origin is treated as external. Tracking Protection Blacklist may qualify a resource as tracking facility. At the chart below you see the share of tracking in external resources, grouped by the EU national domain zones. "EU" series aggregates them all.
At the chart below you see the top of trackers operating in the EU national domain zones.
At the chart below you see the top of tracking purposes. "Disconnect" is a name of Big3 - Facebook, Google and Twitter.
At the chart below you see the top of countries where tracking traffic is getting processed.
At the chart below you see the share of tracking without prior consent (Article 6 GDPR), grouped by the EU national domain zones. Tracking purposes monitored: Social, Fingerprinting, Advertising, Analytics.
Security of personal data is ENISA’s core operational objective and the agency plays a critical role in this field. The topics below require active engagement of all involved parties - institutions, business and the society.
Your attention is always welcome at info@noleaks.eu
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity publishes a tool to map international security standards to interdependencies’ indicators.ENISA publishes a Tool for the Mapping of Dependencies to International Standards
The map to the road less traveled: CSIRTs & Law Enforcement cooperationSupporting the fight against cybercrime
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity calls for Experts to join the ENISA Connected and Automated Mobility Security Experts GroupCall for Expression of Interest – CAMSec Experts Group
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity has developed 10 tips for SMEs and citizens to stay secure when buying and selling online.Tips for cybersecurity when buying and selling online
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Annual Privacy Forum 2020 (APF 2020) will take place in October 2020.APF 2020 postponed
Launch of our cybersecurity platform: get involved and educate yourself
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity shares its top tips for teleworking in times of Covid-19.Tips for cybersecurity when working from home
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity calls for experts in Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity.Call for Expression of Interest: Experts Group in Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity
Due to the Covid-19 outbreak, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity together with the national planners unanimously decided to postpone the exercise for early 2021.Cyber Europe 2020 postponed
The European Commission, ENISA, CERT-EU and Europol issue a joint statement.Joint fight against COVID-19 related threats
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity publishes a new report assessing security requirements.Security requirements for operators of essential services and digital service providers
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity's Executive Director, Juhan Lepassaar shares his top tips for teleworking in times of Covid-19.Top Tips for Cybersecurity when Working Remotely
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is seeking a number of talented professionals from a wide range of backgrounds, to reinforce its capacity to shape a cyber-secure future for Europe.We are hiring
In response to a Commission request concerning a cybersecurity certification scheme for Cloud services, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity established a suitable ad hoc working group.After cloud…cybersecurity certification: launching the ENISA ad hoc Working Group on Cloud Services
The EU Agency for Cybersecurity publishes a Cybersecurity Procurement Guide for Hospitals. Healthcare IT professionals have a new instrument in their toolbox.Prevention is the cyberdefence for hospitals