ENISA ECSF v1
European Cybersecurity Skills Framework
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At a glance
| Steward | European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) |
| Canonical page | European Cybersecurity Skills Framework |
| Version | 1 |
| Released | 2022-09-19 |
| Source format | PDF report with companion JSON and XLSX |
| License | Subject to ENISA’s re-use notice. Verify against the source artefact |
framework_summary slug |
ecsf-v1 |
Structure in cybed: terms
Counts
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Profiles | 12 |
| Strict elements | 390 |
| With-examples elements | 390 |
| Elements per profile | 32.5 |
Provenance
Source
ENISA’s ECSF reference document.
Ingestion
scripts/010-ingest-ecsf.R parses the structure into the cybed schema.
License
ENISA’s re-use notice governs redistribution. The package does not bundle ECSF source text. Users stage it locally.
Caveats
- ECSF profiles point at the European e-Competence Framework (e-CF) at fine granularity, but those cross-references are not expanded into RDF triples. Full ECSF coverage requires consulting the source’s e-CF pointers directly.
- ECSF is aspirational by design. The framework was authored as a high-level interoperability frame across European cybersecurity workforce vocabularies, not as a hiring-grade enumeration like NICE or DCWF. Per-profile element counts read low because the framework is intentionally light at this layer.
- The ingested data reflects ENISA’s published export at retrieval time. Re-run the ingestion script against a newer export to pick up subsequent versions.
Reuse
ENISA re-use notice