health-isac.org Vasileios Mingos Elected Chair of European Council of ISACs
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- •Vasileios Mingos elected Chair of the European Council of ISACs.
- •The council aims to strengthen cybersecurity across critical infrastructure sectors in Europe.
- •Mingos also serves on the European Commission’s Health Cybersecurity Advisory Board.
Vasileios Mingos, the European Operations Director of Health-ISAC, has been elected Chair of the European Council of ISACs as of October 1, 2026. This council aims to enhance cross-sector collaboration among Information Sharing and Analysis Centres (ISACs) to bolster the cybersecurity posture of critical infrastructure across Europe. Mingos's leadership is expected to facilitate improved threat intelligence sharing and operational synergy among sectors such as health, energy, transport, and municipal infrastructure. Denise Anderson, President of Health-ISAC, emphasized the importance of this role in addressing both cyber and physical threats that transcend industry boundaries. Mingos also serves on the European Commission’s Health Cybersecurity Advisory Board, further solidifying his influence in European cybersecurity initiatives. His appointment reflects Health-ISAC’s commitment to resilience in the face of evolving threats.
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