N AT I O N A L C Y B E R S E C U R I T Y ST R AT E GY I V III.4 CREATION OF THE FIRST CYBERSECURITY DATA SPACE IN EUROPE region to exchange and make data available for research and the creation of new cybersecurity products and services. • SECURITYMADEIN.LU will create the first cybersecurity data space in Europe and will thus encourage the actors of the Luxembourg ecosystem and the greater III.5 CAPITALISATION ON THE CYBERSECURITY COMPETENCE CENTRE (C3) • The scope of ROOM#42, the cyber-incident simulator for training incident response teams, will be extended to allow its use in distributed mode, through a dedicated electronic platform. SMEs. This framework will describe generic roles and corresponding competences and will include a decision support tool. Other services consistent with this framework will be created. • The deployment of ROOM#42 in the form of a platform will make it possible to interconnect with cyber-range infrastructures, allowing the development of more complex scenarios, bringing the technical teams to deal with simulated incidents closer to their operational realities. • The public-private partnership for the C3 “testing” platform will be developed to help organisations identify areas for improvement from a skills perspective. It should enable the testing of infrastructures, organisations, as well as individuals. It must also be accompanied by tools and documentation to help understand and interpret the test results. This platform will also be made available to the Luxembourg European Digital Innovation Hub, operated by Luxinnovation, to offer a “test before invest” service. • The C3 will continue to develop partnerships at both national and international level, following the opening of a first “franchise” in Toulouse in May 2019. • In addition to ROOM#42, the C3 will develop a method for creating and implementing crisis management exercises involving players with heterogeneous levels of competence. The corresponding tools will also be made available to the ecosystem. • A C3 observatory will be set up, in order to: - Centralise all monitoring, cyber-weathering and information sharing efforts and analyse the data collected; - Produce a regular “bulletin” on relevant and topical subjects for Luxembourg; - Provide information that can be used as a reference for decision-makers in organisations when making choices about resource allocations for cybersecurity. • A national cybersecurity skills and competence framework will be established to facilitate the development of cybersecurity skills by economic actors, in particular III.6 EUROPEAN CYBERSECURITY EXPERTISE COMMUNITY Competence in Cybersecurity, notably by actively taking part in the activities of the European Cyber Skills Network. • Designation of the national coordination centre and contribution to the achievement of the objectives of the European Centre of Industrial Technological and Research 19