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Paul Rascagnères and Hugo Caron made a presentation at the Nuit du Hack 2012.
Since the 24/07/2012, itrust is not longer to be found in Foetz but has moved to 6 Zone Industrielle Bombicht L-6947 Niederanven our headquarters and all telephone numbers stay the same.
itrust consulting celebrated its 5th anniversary at the ICT Spring Europe 2012, on June 19th at Luxexpo in Kirchberg. Carlo Harpes, Founder and Managing Director, gave an overview on the achievements, the future strategy and services, and he proudly presented a new logo and a new Web site. During the entire exposition, itrust presented its risk assessment tool TRICK light, developed within the project BUGYO Beyond co-funded by the Ministry of Economy, and other achievements.
itrust consulting invites his clients, partners and friends to celebrate its 5th anniversary at the ICT Spring Europe 2012. We present an overview of realisations, strategy and future services, and we sow our new logo and website. We present our risk analysis tool TRICK light, developed during the BUGYO Beyond project co financed by the ministry of economy, and other realisations.
A scientific article “Design and implementation of a mediation system enabling secure communication among Critical Infrastructures”, co-authored by two itrust consulting employees, has been published in the International Journal of Critical Infrastructure Protection. It presents a middleware solution, developed in the FP7 MICIE project that allows Critical Infrastructures to share real-time information, to enable the design and implementation of fault mitigation strategies and mechanisms in order to prevent failure propagation.
itrust participate on the website www.malware.lu whose purpose is to give access to malwares and their technical analysis. The service is hosted in Luxembourg.
itrust demonstrated the Localisation Assurance Service Provider (LASP) at the SnT Partnership Day.
itrust participated to the FP7 project CockpitCI which aims to improve the resilience and dependability of Critical Infrastructures (CIs) by the automatic detection of cyber-threats and the sharing of real-time information about attacks among CI owners. This three year project started in January 2012 and launched its website today.
itrust consulting participated to the FP7 project i-GOing funded by the European Comission. The project aims at developing a prototype for indoor navigation based on the pseudolites technology. itrust, being responsible for the dissemination of the project, announces the opening of the official project website.
itrust consulting is glad to announce that the abstract submitted to the European Navigation Conference(www.enc2012.org) has been accepted for an oral presentation. In the context of an ESA funded project, itrust presented an algorithm to detect GNSS attacks by analysing clock information.