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If you run a small or medium sized business and want to have a basic security check at reasonable cost, then itrust consulting's new vulnerability test offer might interest you.
Our malware.lu CERT team is currently offering a basic vulnerability test package at a fairly low price that will give small to medium sized businesses the opportunity to get a first impression of their security situation. More precisely, we offer an automated scanning service at the price of only 200€.
Hackers are out there lurking for your data. Don't leave yourself unprepared!
The entire team of itrust consulting joins in sending warm Christmas wishes for the end of the year period.
Carlo, Matthieu, Benoît, Alex, Sam, Ben, Guillaume, Ensuifudine, Rémi, Marieta, Gonzalo, Bernard, Steve, Cédric, Nikolaos, Ingo, Michel, Gazmend, Sankalp and Jean say thank you for your support and partnership and are looking forward to further opportunities to work together.
As in previous years, we are using our end-of-year budget to support two welfare projects. This year Caritas and Croix-Rouge.
The bIoTope project’s aim is to create the conditions under which the Internet of Things (IoT) can become a true marketplace for the creation and consumption of innovative services within and across platforms and/or sectors. For this vision to be realised, IoT data must be easy to discover, understand and safely combine across typical vendor lock-in platforms (also referred to as “Vertical Silos"). It must also be possible to securely and fairly monetise any IoT-built service within this API economy marketplace. The role of itrust consulting as a partner within the bIoTope consortium is to provide guidance in the latter task.
Find the complete article on pages 26-29 in the latest edition of the cahier scientifique from revue technique about the collaboration of itrust consulting and university of Luxembourg in the bIoTope by clicking the button "Article" bellow.
On October 18th, Steve Muller did a presentation at the 4th International Workshop on Risk Assessment and Risk-driven Quality Assurance in Graz, Austria.
He presented the ADTop tool, developed by itrust consulting during their TREsPASS project. This project aims at determining the 'best' set of security controls that are able to minimize the potential risks all by keeping the costs of the advised countermeasures low.
From October 10th to 12th 2016 the International Conference on Critical Information Infrastructure Security (CRITIS) took place in Paris, France.
Representing itrust consulting on this event, Steve Muller held a speech on October 11th on how interdependencies in complex computer systems can be modelled to take all cascading effects into account. A risk assessment conducted on the smart grid in Luxembourg served as illustration for the presentation.