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 4.2 INITIAL AND ONGOING TRAINING; RE-SKILLING AND UPSKILLING HOUSE OF TRAINING • The House of Training (https://www. houseoftraining.lu/) offers a number of training courses to companies, some of which are offered in partnership with SECURITYMADEIN.LU: - Personal data and information security – Legal issues and new EU rules - Cybersecurity – Raising employee awareness - Cybersecurity and SMEs – How to protect your business - Ethical Hacking – Fundamentals - Room#42 – Experience and learn to manage cyber incidents - Room#42 – Experience and cyber crisis management training The growth of the digital market goes hand in hand with strong growth in the need for trainers and cybersecurity professionals. Training courses and professions are generally still little known or are misunderstood by the general public and young people when it comes to choosing their studies. They are also not really considered as an option when adults choose to retrain during their working life. In reality, however, there is a wide range of cyber-related professions; it is constantly changing due to the evolving nature of the digital society, and training and access to such professions are open to all kinds of people. INAP • Cyberattacks and information leaks are a reality. How to prepare? (Room #42) C3 • The C3 supports the development of a BTS Cybersecurity at the Lycée des Arts et Métiers. • Information security – training for management of administrations • Information security – tailor-made training by administration • The C3 is strengthening the ROOM#42 simulation programme by developing a platform version of it, enabling teams spread geographically over several sites to be trained and tested. • Information security – Initiation - This course will soon be available in e-Learning. It is part of the General State Training and is attended by every trainee civil servant and every employee on temporary duty. • The C3 increases the interactivity of awareness training to help trained staff acquire basic self-protection gestures, particularly with respect to the use of mobile platforms (telephone, tablet, personal vehicle, household appliances) and social networks. • Training in reporting information security incidents to the government CERT • ECDL Base – Web and Communication Basics • ECDL Standard – Online collaboration • ECDL Standard – IT Security 4.3 RE-SKILLING / UPSKILLING • Cyberwayfinder.com 4.4 NON-FORMAL EDUCATION participants face multiple online challenges, specifically designed for them by C3 experts and partners. The most talented of them are selected to build the national team representing the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg at the yearly European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC). • BEE CREATIVE / Maker Spaces • Hack4kids.lu Since 2018, C3 has been organising the Lëtz Cybersecurity Challenge, an annual competition intended to detect young talents in the field of cybersecurity. During the LCSC, 29