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 2.3 CYBERSECURITY LUXEMBOURG, LUXEMBOURG’S CYBERSECURITY ECOSYSTEM • LUXINNOVATION – this government agency provides companies and public research organisations with a wide range of services to foster innovation and thus support the Government’s economic development objectives. The agency ensures that Luxembourg continues to attract investments, companies and knowledge that are perfectly in line with the country’s context. Luxinnovation contributes its expertise in terms of market knowledge and promotion of the ecosystem at both the national and international level. As coordinator of the L-DIH (Luxembourg Digital Innovation Hub) initiative, it will bridge the gap between needs and expertise in cybersecurity (contributing to the relevant parts of the online platform). The CYBERSECURITY LUXEMBOURG initiative was launched by the Ministry of the Economy to consolidate and improve public-private cooperation in the field of cybersecurity. As the national label of Luxembourg’s cybersecurity ecosystem, CYBERSECURITY LUXEMBOURG brings together and supports all relevant actors from the private and public sectors in the field of cybersecurity, in order to consolidate this crucial pillar of the national economy and to facilitate the international opening of Luxembourg’s cybersecurity expertise. Endorsed by all market players, the CYBERSECURITY Luxembourg brand represents a common platform at the national and international level. CYBERSECURITY LUXEMBOURG is managed and operated by three entities: • HCPN – as chair of the inter-ministerial committee for ensuring national coordination in the field of cyber prevention and cybersecurity (CIC-CPCS) and coordinator of the national cybersecurity strategy, the HCPN leads the initiative by integrating it into the national strategy and liaising with other relevant public entities. The ANSSI,the national authority for the security of classified and unclassified information systems operated by the State, which is dependent on the HCPN, will organise the collection and collation of information from the public entities involved (e.g. CTIE) and will lead the online platform that covers its sphere of competence. • SECURITYMADEIN.LU – The cybersecurity agency for the Luxembourg economy and municipalities will be in charge of the overall coordination of the initiative. SECURITYMADEIN.LU will organise the collection and collation, as well as the management of information on the essential services provided by the ecosystem. It will map their availability among the players in the ecosystem and improve the potential collaboration between them. It will also promote, in collaboration with Luxinnovation, the ecosystem within the Greater Region and in Europe. It will co-manage the e-platform and contribute communication and promotional tools, such as the cybersecurity breakfasts, the cybersecurity week, etc. 23