FEDIL-ICT, in collaboration with EY Luxembourg, has invited the public to the official presentation of the 2016 Luxembourg Cyber Security event on Friday 7 April 2017 at the Chamber of Commerce, starting at 8:00.

 The presentation will deal with FEDIL-ICT and EY Luxembourg’s combined study on “Hygiene security practices for providers of essential services in Luxembourg”.

This study was carried out in collaboration with providers of essential services in the country, with the aim of defining a corpus of 50 hygiene rules for cyber security, based on shared experiences, new requirements from EU regulations, including GDPR, NIS Directive, and aligned with the objective  of “The National Cyber Security Strategy II” (“Implement norms, standards, certificates, labels and frames of reference for requirements for the government and critical infrastructures).

As part of this study, preliminary discussions were held with the Minister of Economy and the Minister of Media & Telecommunications and are opening up promising future perspectives within the framework of the Digital Lëtzebuerg initiative.

After presenting the results of this study, there will be a discussion on how Luxembourg could leverage on its current capabilities to promote business and help the country gain a competitive advantage.

Agenda

8:00 Registration and welcome breakfast

8:30 Introduction, incentive, background and purpose for the study by Gérard Hoffmann, Chairman of FEDIL-ICT

8:45 Presentation of the study methodology, findings and main conclusions by Brice Lecoustey, Partner of EY Luxembourg, and Kevin d’Antonio, Manager of EY Luxembourg

9:15 Thought leaderships and feedbacks on FEDIL-EY study from Government Cyber Security stakeholders, featuring François Thill, Adviser at the Ministry of the Economy, and Frank Lieser, Assistant Manager of the Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d’information (ANSSI)

9:30 Round Table moderated by Brice Lecoustey with the participation of Thomas Schaefer, Manager, IT Security at SES Technology Team, Jean-François Mirarchi, Risk Manager at Luxair, Pascal Steichen, President of Security Made In Lëtzebuerg, and Jean-Paul Hengen, Head of ICT Sector at Luxinnovation

10:15 Q&A Session 

10:30 Closing words by Gérard Hoffmann and Brice Lecoustey

Participation is free of charge.

 Those interested in attending the event should register by 4 April 2017 by sending an email to registration@fedil.lu.