/Events & Activities
WG-BCMS - Session 14
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 14. Join us to continue the discussions…..
The main discussion topic for this session is:
- BCMS KPIs: How to measure the efficiency of the implemented BCMS
When:
12/02/2020
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Where:
C3, 16 boulevard d’Avranches, L-1160 Luxembourg
Registration:
By email before Tuesday February 11, 2020, noon.
New Year's Event
Let's get together
for our traditional networking cocktail. This is the moment to meet and share ideas for the new year. Come with your story, listen and create bonds.
When:
Thursday, January 23, 2020
Place:
LHoFT, 9 rue du Laboratoire, L-1911 Luxembourg
Agenda:
- -17:30 Registration on site
- -18:00 Welcome by Pascal Steichen
- -18:10 Presentation CLUSIL activities 2019-2020
- WG-BCMS (business continuity management)
- LetzPwn (cybersecurity talent scouting)
- -18:30 Startup Pitching Session (in collaboration with LHoFT)
- Cyberhedge - Glenn Lawyer
- Lingua Custodia
- Tokeny Solutions - Luc Falempin
- -19:00 Networking cocktail
Registration via email before Monday, January 20, 2020 noon.
WG-BCMS - Session 13
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 13 of the WG-BCMS, addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general. Join us to continue the discussions…..
The main discussion topic for this session is:
- ISO 22301:2019
- o Discussion about changes from ISO 22301:2012 to ISO 22301:2019
- o How do you follow this standard and what have you already implemented?
When:
11/12/2019
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Where:
C3, 16 boulevard d’Avranches, L-1160 Luxembourg
Registration:
By email before Tuesday December 10, 2019, noon.
Afterwork - NIS
La directive “Network and Information System Security” (NIS) poursuit un objectif majeur : assurer un niveau de sécurité élevé et commun pour les réseaux et les systèmes d’information de l’Union européenne.
La directive NIS a été adoptée par les institutions européennes le 6 juillet 2016.
Cette Directive a été transposée en Loi luxembourgeoise le 28 mai 2019 et donne à l’ILR le mandat d’organiser les différents secteurs concernés pour répondre aux exigences de la Loi.
Outre les Opérateurs de Services Essentiels qui sont directement contactés par l’ILR, la Loi définit les Fournisseurs de Services Numériques : place de marché en ligne, moteur de recherche en ligne et service informatique en nuage.
Nous vous proposons un Afterwork dédié aux Fournisseurs de Services Numériques : l’application de la NIS à leurs activités, les exigences et le mode opératoire et leur apport aux Opérateurs de Services Essentiels, en particulier:
- • La gestion des risques (Art. 11. (1) de la loi du 28 mai 2019)
- • La mise en œuvre de mesures de sécurité (prévention des incidents et la continuité de service ) (Art. 11. (2) de la loi du 28 mai 2019)
Le tout dans le cadre du Règlement d’exécution (UE) 2018/151 portant sur :
- • Éléments de sécurité
- • Gestion des incidents
- • Gestion de la continuité des activités
- • Suivi, audit et contrôle
- • Documentation
Le CLUSIL a été invité début octobre 2019 par l’ILR à une session d’information et nous souhaitons vous relayer ce qui a été dit à cette occasion, répondre à vos interrogations et collecter vos questions pour les adresser à l’ILR pour avoir plus de précision.
Agenda Afterwork: l’afterwork est en langue française
17h30 accueil
18h00 mot de bienvenue
18h05 introduction par Sébastien Pineau du LIST (partenaire de l’ILR dans un projet de recherche autour du déploiement de NIS au Luxembourg
18h15 ILR et le NIS par Sébastien Pineau et Cédric Mauny vice-président du CLUSIL + Q&A
18h45 résumé par Cédric Mauny
19h00 Q&A
Quand : le mardi 10 décembre 2019
Ou : Cybersecurity Competence Center (C3)
WG-BCMS - Session 12
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 12 of the WG-BCMS, addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
The main discussion topics for this session are:
- -Third party related BCM tests
- o How are companies involving third parties (service providers, etc.) to carry out BCP and DRP tests?
- o How are third parties (service providers, etc.) carrying out BCP and DRP tests with their customers?
- -ISO 22301:2019
- o Discussion about changes from ISO 22301:2012 to ISO 22301:2019
- o How do you follow this standard and what have you already implemented?
When:
13/11/2019
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Where:
C3, 16 boulevard d’Avranches, L-1160 Luxembourg
Registration:
By email before Tuesday, November 12, 2019, noon.
WG-DA (Digital Alliance) CLUSIL 3.0 - session 2
You are a cybersecurity professional, we need you to shape the common future and address the challenges lying ahead.
2nd Session of the WG-Digital Alliance (DA). The objective of this WG is to fine-tune and work on the LDA paper, presented to the Prime Minister, with the goal to define clear messages and/or requests to address to the different competent ministers that we will meet in the near future.
One (1) of the recommendations to our government was the following: recognition of the function of CISO as a vital function to the survival of the company. Like the DPO function that is established by the GDPR, the function of CISO could become the focal point of Cybersecurity defense in companies.
Who:
THis session is for CISO only
When:
October 18, 2019
Time:
starts at 12:30 till 14:00 (sandwiches and beverages will be provided )
Place:
| Cybersecurity Competence Center | c/o Security made in Lëtzebuerg, 16 bd d’Avranches | L-1160 Luxembourg |
Registration: per email before October 17, noon. A confirmation email will be sent with further details upon registration.
WG-BCMS - Session 11
The working group dedicated to Business Continuity Management (BCMS) is addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general.
Session 11 of the WG-BCMS, addressed to all BCM managers and people interested in BCM in general. Join us to continue the discussions…..
What do you understood under an effective incident and crisis management process?
- -How to facilitate the co-ordinated and rapid reaction to an incident or disaster in a controlled and effective manner?
- -How to ensure that the affected services, processes and resources are resumed within the associated recovery time objective?
- -How to integrate also decision taking on non-mission critical activities under the crisis management process?
- -And as usual:
- +How can people be “programmed” to support?
- +How can we influence behavior & interest?
When:
16/10/2019
Time:
17:30 - 19:00
Where:
C3, 16 boulevard d’Avranches, L-1160 Luxembourg
Registration:
By email before Tuesday October 15, 2019, noon.
/Publications
Publications about security technologies, concepts or practices, so called CLUSIL Security Sheets (CSS)
/About
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.
/Partners
Helpful and easy to work with! They believe in the central role of an independent actor.
/Team
Most active and board members
/Contact
/Ethical charter & Bylaws
Ethical charter
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.