PART 2 – TERMS OF REFERENCE for LOT 3  1. BACKGROUND INFORMATION  ENISA is dedicated to enhancing the level of cybersecurity preparedness and awareness of EU and  EFTA$^{1}$ Member States and EU Institutions. The new mandate of the Agency provides a broader scope  of activities with the expansion of current tasks and the addition of new Operational ones in the fields of  Cyber Crisis Collaboration (EU cybersecurity Blueprint), Trainings, Awareness raising and Exercises. In EU Cyber crisis collaboration (Blueprint) ENISA is planning a number of projects for the coming years  (2020-2022) that include the development of new capabilities (including R&D tasks), the provision of  support for the development of new policies and the collaboration on a roadmap of activities between  ENISA, EUROPOL EC3, CertEU and EDA.  In trainings, ENISA is broadening its scope of activities by initiating a collaboration with other EU entities  like the ESDC on the provision of training material, expertise and capabilities.  In awareness raising, the Agency will continue supporting the planning and development of the European  Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC). The goal for the following years will be to further increase the interest  of these types of events as a way of promote and attract talent to cybersecurity, but also as a way of  promote capacity building in NIS among youngsters and cyber security experts in EU. ENISA expect  ECSC to become one of the key incubators of cybersecurity entrepreneurships in Europe.  Regarding ENISA’s exercises, the Agency is well placed among the most important providers of expertise  in the EU with the organization or support to different types of exercises from large-scale involving in  many cases over one thousand participants across Europe, to specialized thematic exercises across all  levels of administration (Political, Operational and Technical). The exercises usually follow multiple  objectives, including testing standard procedures, contingency and communication plans, response  protocols and training capabilities of players.  The goal of this framework contract is to assist ENISA in conducting the aforementioned activities in the  areas of the EU cybersecurity Blueprint, training and exercises by the provision of support across several  dimensions. These are explained below:  Without this being binding, ENISA is envisaged to deal with the following projects related to  infrastructures of operational cooperation in the ENISA 2020-2022 Work Programme:  2. PROJECTS PROPOSED FOR 2020  e) Development of studies  d) Workshops/Conferences  c) Several thematic exercises (Table top / Distributed)  b) Cyber Challenge  a) Cyber Europe exercise  F-COD-20-T03:  LOT 3  Audio-visual material development, Journalistic, Public Affairs and Back Office Support page 6 of 25  1  European Free Trade Association. The member states are Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein.