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 4.5 AWARENESS-RAISING ACTIVITIES BEE SECURE https://www.bee-secure.lu/fr/ ANSSI Cyber Security Portal: https://cybersecurite.public.lu/fr.html European Cybersecurity Month • European Cybersecurity Month, or ECSM, is a European awareness raising event organised every year in October at the initiative of ENISA, the European Network and Information Security Agency. In Luxembourg, the contact point for ECSM is the Ministry of the Economy; the events take place during the ‘Luxembourg week’ organised by the Luxembourg cybersecurity ecosystem ‘Cybersecurity Luxembourg’ and various local partners. ANSSI extranet portal reserved for users of the governement information systems: https://anssi.extranet.etat.lu “National” campaigns • IoT – a campaign as important as its subject matter - In the latest cybersecurity strategy, the campaign for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Buildings has been defined and started. However, this remains an important campaign that will remain active for a longer period of time in view of the number of topics to be addressed. Moreover, even though ANSSI and CASES have started the campaign, more players will join and continue with awareness raising in order to explain a more general vision regarding cybersecurity for smart equipment. Cybersecurity Week Luxembourg: https://www.cybersecurityweek.lu/ • The Cybersecurity Week Luxembourg is an advocacy-campaign week featuring different events and workshops, aiming to raise awareness about cybersecurity risks, to promote cybersecurity among citizens and professionals, and to provide up-to-date information about training and sharing of good practice. During the highlight and closing event, the Gala and Awards Night, the CISO and DPO of the Year awards are given to the most outstanding candidates by a jury of experts and peers in the field. • New cybersecurity campaign on equipment disposal - Even if this campaign is not as broad as the Internet of Things (IoT), there is still a lot of confusion about the disposal of smart devices, and how to properly erase data from storage before it is destroyed or redistributed and reused. Several players can join this campaign, such as Digital Inclusion, CASES, SuperDrecksKëscht, or other information security and destruction organisations and companies to provide the knowledge and best practices for each company, so that they can recycle their equipment without giving their information to third parties. Trustbox CASES: https://trustbox.cases.lu • Providing resources in digital form, such as training courses, documents, tutorials, and workshops, allows for better protection of the privacy and professional life of stakeholders. This is an important addition in some situations, containing documents, video game training, webcasts, and online courses, with the aim of deepening knowledge and spreading the message of cybersecurity. 30