ENISA's traditional workshop "CERTs in Europe" has been organised every year since 2005 for the national/governmental (n/g) CERTs in Europe and is one of the most efficient and indispensable methods for ENISA to support the teams in their daily work and to assist in improving their capabilities. In 2011, ENISA started to collaborate with Europol and the first joint workshop was held in Prague that year. The next years the annual ENISA workshop was split in two parts, one part aimed only at n/g CERTs that had a more technical focus and one part aimed at both n/g CERTs and law enforcement representatives, organised together with Europol. The topic of the latter meetings were on cooperation in the fight against cybercrime. This year too, the first part of the workshop focused on hands-on technical training for n/g CERTs in Europe. Doing so, ENISA enhances CERTs capabilities in the EU Member States by provision of good operational practice and the facilitation of suitable training and exercises. Hands-on training for CERT team members on operational topics is essential to improve the capabilities of the team as a whole. Part II of the workshop, the ENISA/EC3 workshop, served as a foreseen follow up event of the workshop held last year together with Europol. It kept the same focus on cooperation between n/g CERTs in Europe and their national law enforcement counterparts. The topic this year was (automated) information sharing. In both events 106 participants were gathered. Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom were the 24 EU Member States that were represented as well as Norway and Switzerland. The following organisations were also represented: CEPOL, ECB, ENISA, European Commission (DG Home), Council of Europe, CERT EU and Europol (EC3). Both events were well received. According to the feedback from the participants given in the evaluation forms, they scored the meeting of their expectations of these workshops on average 4.4 out of 5. This document serves as a means to report on the purpose of these two meetings and is not meant to serve as a set of detailed minutes, especially as a large part of these workshops was focused on trainings as well as invitation-only information sharing through the Traffic Light Protocol - TLP RED.
