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The Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity (LHC) is happy to report a successful launch event of the National Cybersecurity Competence Center (NC3). On the 30th of June 2023, Bertrand Lathoud presented the new center and its mission of increasing the resilience of the economy to cyber threats and developing a country-specific cybersecurity industrial base at the Chamber of Commerce. 

The CYBERSECURITY Week Luxembourg Spring Edition is starting, including a workshop on Technical Standardisation in Space and Cybersecurity, the official launch of the Luxembourg National Cybersecurity Competence Center (NC3) and the core event ICT Spring.

LHC's National Cybersecurity Competence Centre (NC3) has launched a national survey to assess the positioning of SMEs in the face of the regulatory, technological and human challenges of cybersecurity.Calling on all SMEs, no matter your field of activity: be part of this important research!

In order to better understand and respond to the real needs of SMEs, LHC's National Cybersecurity Competence Centre (NC3) is launching a national survey to assess the positioning of SMEs in the face of the regulatory, technological and human challenges of cyber security.

The CSWL 2023 Spring & Autumn Editions will frame a series of events throughout the months of June & October, with ICT Spring & hack.lu at the heart of the agenda.

The ECCC inaugurated its new headquarters in Bucharest, Romania, with the participation of the Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă, Director-General of the European Commission Roberto Viola and ECCC acting Executive Director Miguel González-Sancho.

The Lëtz Cybersecurity Challenge (LCSC), is the National Hacking Championship of Luxembourg. Through the LCSC, the Luxembourg National Team is selected and trained in order to compete at the European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC) which takes place in Norway this.If you are under 25 years, love playing CTFs, love hacking and cybersecurity, register now!

Les attaques par hameçonnage (phishing) sont de plus en plus sophistiquées. Quels sont les pièges et comment se protéger ? Nous nous sommes entretenus avec Bertrand Lathoud, du Centre national de compétence en cybersécurité of Luxembourg, qui nous donne cinq conseils utiles pour éviter de devenir une proie facile.

The CNPD, in collaboration with the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity, the National Cybersecurity Competence Center, aims, within the framework of the "DAta Protection CompLiance SupporT TOolkit" project ("ALTO Project"), to respond to the challenges of start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises established on the territory of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in the context of compliance with the GDPR.