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WG-BCMS - Session 18
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 18:
2020 was an interesting and challenging year for CLUSIL and our working group BCMS.
All means were put in place so that we were able to meet despite the lockdown. I admit, sometimes bandwidth problems decreased the sound and video quality, but overall it was possible to continue with our WG BCMS sessions.
In September, we even managed to meet each other in person and have a drink together, and I hope that, in 2021, we will have the opportunity to have more face-to-face meetings.
For 2021 we would like to inform you, that we are planning a session in March to present a solution for managing BCMS and an on-site visit of a data center in Q3 or Q4.
The scheduled dates for 2021 so far are:
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- Session #18 - 10/03
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- Session #19 - 12/05
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- Session #20 - 07/07
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- Session #21 - 08/09
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- Session #22 - 10/11
Wishing all of you a very nice Christmas time and a happy new year.
When:
March 10, 2021
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Registration:
By email before Tuesday 9 March, 2021, noon. The final confirmation with access information for the meeting will be sent on Tuesday afternoon to all registered participants.
WG-IoT / 5G - kick-off session
Together for a better internet is the slogan for this year's Safer Internet Days.
Kick-off session for the new working group on IoT and 5G.
This session will be organized as part of the Safer Internet Days, which is organized every year since 2004 in February and it is now celebrated in approximately 170 countries worldwide.
Agenda:
Part 1 (20 min):
5G Fundamental Presentation - Technical behaviour compare to previous technologies.
Speaker: Vahid Joroughi
Q&A (10 min)
Part 2 (20 min):
Challenges and applications for Luxembourg
Speaker: Sébastien Faye
Q&A (10 min)
Part 3 (20 min):
Security Related Topic
Speaker: Thierry Grandjean
Q&A (10 min)
When:
Tuesday, February 9, 2021
Time:
The session will start at 5:30 PM
Registration:
Per email to secgen@clusil.lu by Monday 08/02/2021 noon at the latest. The link to join the session will be provided by the confirmation email on Monday 08/02/2021.
WG-BCMS - Session 17
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 17:
After our physical meeting in September this session will, unfortunately, be a virtual one due to the current sanitary restrictions.
The main discussion topics are
- Business Continuity requirements for underlying ICT systems to stay operational in case of disaster.
- Open discussion, how to identify, manage and test the depeding ICT systems.
Furthermore, we will again exchange lessons learned and what we experienced during the last weeks
When:
11/11/2020
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Registration:
By email before Tuesday 10, 2020, noon. The final confirmation with access information for the meeting will be sent on Tuesday afternoon to all registered participants.
CISO Corner - PwC Cybersecurity Days
Presentation of the results of the third edition of the only survey dedicated to CISOs / ISOs in Luxembourg “Out of the shadows: CISOs in the spotlight!” by CLUSIL and PwC Luxembourg.
The Insights of the “Out of the shadows: CISOs in the spotlight!” survey, 2020 edition, which was launched last June, will be presented during the PWC Cybersecurity Days CISO Corner on Tuesday, October 27, 2020, starting at 4 PM.
The CISO Corner will offer information security experts the chance to gain technical updates, discover promising cybersecurity solutions and attend interactive workshops and you will also benefit from international renowned speakers who will focus on cybersecurity challenges they are facing in today’s sophisticated digital world.
Agenda CISO Corner Workshops
Workshop 2: Insights of the “Out of the shadows: CISOs in the spotlight!” survey, 2020 edition, Maxime Pallez, Cybersecurity Manager, PwC Luxembourg
More information can be found here.
European Security Forum (ESF)
European Security Forum is a full-day event gathering cybersecurity professionals for an exclusive programme of conferences and workshops given by recognised experts
Due to the developments of the Covid-19, the Luxembourg government imposes to make the event 100% digital. A redefined edition of European Security Forum (formerly known as Information Security Day, or ISD), will be organized on 15 & 16 September 2020 online.
The local and international experts taking the stage at European Security Forum will notably discuss the latest cybersecurity trends, sustainable and secure IoT networks to current and future legislation, through keynote speeches in a live streaming. They will also focus on regulation during a round table entitled “EU Cybersecurity Act and the implementation of the NIS Directive”.
For more information and the full programme, visit the ESF website.
Some confirmed speakers: Pascal Steichen (CEO, SECURITYMADEIN.LU), Diana Kelley (Cybersecurity CTO, Microsoft), Jamie Shea (Professor of Strategy and Security at University of Exeter & Former Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Emerging Security Challenges at NATO), Stéphane Duguin (CEO, CyberPeace Institute), Luigi Rebuffi (Secretary General and founder, ECSO - European Cyber Security Organisation), Craig Jones (Director Cybercrime, INTERPOL), Victor-Emmanuel de Sa (Chief Pragmatic Strategy Officer), Dr. Gabriele Lenzini (Senior research scientist in Security of Socio-Technical System, SnT), Charles Guillemet (Chief Technology Officer, Ledger), François Thill (Director cyber security, Ministry of the Economy, Luxembourg), Constance Bommelaer de Leusse (Are Vice President, Institutional Relations, Internet Society), Cédric Mauny (Cybersecurity lead, Telindus)
WG-BCMS - Session 16
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 16:
As it will be our first physical meeting since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis, let’s discuss together and collect new topics of interest and, at the same time, discuss how to proceed for the next sessions (video conference, physical meeting and location).
When:
Thursday 10/09/2020
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Where:
Brasserie l’Avenue, Kirchberg
Registration:
By email before Wednesday September 9, 2020, noon. The final confirmation with information for the meeting will be sent on Wednesday afternoon to all registered participants.
CLUSIF - Restitution de l'étude MIPS en web-conférence
Menaces Informatiques et Pratiques de sécurité (MIPS) est l’enquête de référence sur les pratiques de cybersécurité en France
Le CLUSIF (l’association de référence de la sécurité du numérique en France) a le plaisir de vous inviter à sa présentation des résultats de l’étude Menaces Informatiques et Pratiques de sécurité (MIPS), l’enquête de référence sur les pratiques de cybersécurité en France.
Cet événement sera présenté par Lionel Mourer (Manika, administrateur du Clusif), Cyril Bras (RSSI de Grenoble-Alpes Métropole) et Jérôme Notin (Directeur général de Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr)
Cette année, les différents volets de l’étude seront restitués au cours de trois courtes web-conférences:
– Entreprises de plus de 100 salariés : le 25 juin 2020 de 15h à 16h,
– Collectivités territoriales : le 30 juin 2020 de 15h à 16h,
– Internautes : le 7 juillet 2020 de 15h à 16h.
Pour plus d’information et les modalités d’inscription, veuillez consulter le site de CLUSIF
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CLUSIL a.s.b.l. develops cooperative actions with public authorities, semipublic authorities for the security of information. With about 200 members from all economic sectors, it is a well-established and independent actor among the Information Security Landscape of Luxembourg and the “Greater Region”. In more than 20 years we have come a very long way and are very proud of the many achievements. By the members for the members, the collective action is bringing the following capabilities to each member:
Collaboration
Private collaboration platforms are made available on-demand to members to create, share, and collaborate all in one place.
Networking
CLUSIL events are usually followed by a networking cocktail. This is THE moment to meet, shake hands, pitch yourself, ask questions. Come with your story, listen and create bonds.
International reach
With the support of our members and various partners, we regularly organise travels to international security conferences with booth/speech presence (FIC Lille 2017, Luxembourg Internet Days 2016, 20-years of CLUSIL, CLUSiX Days, etc.).
On-demand events
For members who have knowledge to share, we provide our logistical capabilities (along with partner support) for the organization of local events in various Luxembourg venues. Please read our ethical charter in the 'contact' section.
CLUSIL Security Sheets on relevant topics
Over the years members have produced countless content on various domains (incident management, security management, business continuity, etc.). Today, we take the experience to a newer level : cheatsheets you will actually refer to and use!
CPEs and special prizes
Based on local developments, we may organize awards to recognize valuable contributions to the cybersecurity community coming from students, researchers, open source teams, and so on. Last but not least, members activities can be recognized in the context of certification maintenance via CPE granting.
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Rules regarding promotion, information and communication:
- Events of CLUSIL and its working groups
- Events in which CLUSIL is a sponsor
- Events of any other CLUSIx
- Events organized by a non-commercial organization that is related to CLUSIL scope and topics of interest
Any request for communication is carefully discussed within the Board as to whether it is in line with the objectives of CLUSIL, it's ethics and/or whether it can harm the neutrality and integrity of CLUSIL with regards to the market.