Cybersecurity value pack

Along with technological solutions, addressing the human part of cybersecurity - through awareness, training, and encouraging secure behaviours - is critical for a genuinely effective plan. The cybersecurity value pack provides organisations with comprehensive cyber solutions that address both technical and human factors, including how your staff interacts with technology on a daily basis, to help industrial manufacturers strengthen their resistance to cyber threats. The value pack consists of three different services:

• Four-hour access to Room 42, a cyberattack simulator for C-suites and teams, enhancing the decision making and responsiveness of the management. It is an innovative and unique concept in Europe, during which participants are completely immersed in a cyber-attack and are requested to react to it. The way the participants react, interact and behave will be scrutinised and analysed during the exercise. The detailed debrief at the end of the exercise gives the team the needed competencies to be prepared for the real incidents.
• Comprehensive cybersecurity awareness training for the entire team considered the first line of defence in the organisation.
• Access to an advanced testing platform that facilitates security validation of applications, websites and IoT firmware. This service will provide advanced security assessments aimed at discovering vulnerabilities and flaws, which may be exploited by external or internal attackers attempting to obtain unauthorised access to the Industrial Control System or the company’s data.

All of the L-DIH services are designed to benefit companies that are looking to enhance their digital capabilities and improve their operational efficiency. 

Any registered manufacturing company in Luxembourg can benefit from the L-DIH services under the following conditions:

• The company must manufacture/transform/assemble products in Luxembourg
• The company and the group owner must be under 3000 employees worldwide (A group charter will be required).
• The registered company must sign the terms and conditions, which act as a contract between the beneficiary company and the members of the L-DIH consortium.