Evaluate your cybersecurity maturity

Get a clear understanding of what cybersecurity risks your company is exposed to and what you can do to protect yourself against them.

Do you want to develop a roadmap on how to strengthen the cybersecurity of your company?

Cybersecurity is a complex, and sometimes even scary, topic that is too often being neglected by companies. However, cybersecurity risks are a harsh reality that absolutely all companies, regardless of their size and field of activity, face today.

Our light cybersecurity assessment will help you get a clear overview of your real cybersecurity situation in a simple and pragmatic way. The National Cybersecurity Competence Center (NC3), hosted by the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity, has developed an online self-assessment questionnaire that will analyse various aspects of your company. The outcomes will help you draw up a roadmap for enhancing your cybersecurity. We will follow up your cybersecurity maturity assessment regularly to help you ensure that you are moving in the right direction and suggest other support services as your needs evolve.

Key features

1 hour

to complete the assessment

Online

Self-Assessment

Report

and recommendations

Key benefits

Conducting a cybersecurity maturity assessment will offer you the following advantages:

Easy overview of your cybersecurity situation and areas of improvement
No specific preparations required
A maximum of two people from your company need to participate
Standardised recommendations of support services and tools depending on your needs and cybersecurity strategy

Who can benefit?

The L-DIH services are specifically tailored to assist companies aiming to enhance their digital capabilities and improve operational efficiency. Below are the key eligibility criteria.

Any registered company in Luxembourg can take advantage of the DIH services, provided they meet the following conditions

The company must operate within one of these sectors: Construction & Crafts, Manufacturing, Transport & Logistics, Skilled Crafts, Retail & Commerce, or Hospitality & Restaurants (HORESCA)
The company, along with its parent group, must employ fewer than 3,000 individuals worldwide (a group charter will be required)
The registered company must agree to the terms and conditions, which serve as a contract between the beneficiary company and the members of the L-DIH consortium