ENISA, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity, has a budget of 341 million euros over seven years.

Omissions

• The EUR 341 million figure is a projection for the future 2028–2034 multiannual period contained in the Commission's proposed revision of the Cybersecurity Act, not ENISA's current or past budget; the claim's wording 'plantea' (proposes) is consistent with this.
• The same proposal states this represents an 81.5% increase compared with ENISA's 2025 budget (€26.9 million), context the MEP did not mention when describing the amount as a 'deficit'.
• The proposal was published in January 2026, before the session date of 2026-07-07, so the MEP could have known it.

Sources

• PrimaryEUR-Lex — European Commission proposal COM(2026) 11 final (revision of Regulation (EU) 2019/881 Cybersecurity Act)The proposal's explanatory text states that the budget for the EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) 'was estimated at EUR 341 million for 7 years' (average about EUR 49 million per year, projection for 2028–2034).
• SecondaryEuropean Parliament Legislative Observatory (OEIL) — procedure file 2026/0011(COD)The estimated budget of ENISA was estimated at EUR 341 million for 7 years or yearly average budget of EUR 49 million (projection for 2028 to 2034).
• SecondaryTable.Media — 'Cybersecurity Act: Commission goes toe-to-toe with tech companies'The proposals include provisions to increase ENISA's budget to EUR 341 million for the period from 2028 to 2034 and its workforce by 118 full-time posts.
• SecondaryGLOBSEC — 'ENISA Expansion and the Revised Cybersecurity Act'The revised act now allocates an estimated €341 million for ENISA from 2028–2034, representing an 81.5% increase compared to ENISA's 2025 budget.