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itrust presents a perspective for Luxembourg on indoor localisation at the ICT&Space workshop of the Luxinnovation conference Business Meets Reasearch.
itrust consulting will participate to the Technical Program Committee of CENTRIC 2011 that will be held the October 23-28, 2011 in Barcelona. (Link)
itrust consulting is proud to participate to and sponsor the ISACA event "Luxembourg Information Security Day" that will be held at Le Royal hotel on the 9th of February 2011. (Link).
A workshop on "Location-based Services and Privacy Assurance" has been organised by SnT at the University of Luxembourg the 4th of February 2011. During this event, Carlo Harpes, Managing Director of itrust consulting, has made a presentation on "Trusted services in Luxembourg".
itrust consulting prefers sending best wishes by email and renounces to give end of year presents. The corresponding budget has been dedicated this year to support the following charitable projects:
itrust consulting has been identified as a successful CELTIC project Spin-off in the context of the CELTIC projects due to its involvement in the BUGYO Beyond project.
The intermediate results of the BUGYO Beyond project have been validated by the CELTIC reviewers. A press conference at the Ecostart buidling followed to present these results.
A Protection Profile for Secure Information Sharing Among Critical Infrastructures, poster session. M. Aubigny et Carlo Harpes, 22-24 Septembre 2010.
itrust consulting announces its participation to the Hack.lu conference that will be held from the 27th to the 29th of October 2010 at Parc Hotel Alvisse, Luxembourg. To confirm its engagement as a security expert in Luxembourg, itrust consulting has decided to be a Silver Sponsor.
Applicability of Risk Prediction and Security Management of Power and Telecommunications Grids. itrust consulting, as the presenter and co-organiser together with the CRP Henri Tudor, would like to invite you to the following workshop: Abstract: In today’s world, where most of the critical infrastructures are based on distributed systems, security failures have become too common, even within large corporations. The critical infrastructures are tightly interconnected, mutually dependent, and are exposed to changing risks. These (inter)dependencies generate potential cascading effects that may spread a malfunction or an attack from one part of the system to another dependent infrastructure. Under the patronage of the Ministry of Economy and Foreign Trade, the Public Research Centre Henri Tudor and itrust consulting, together with Luxinnovation and their partner of the FP7 project MICIE, are organising an international workshop on the applicability of risk prediction and security management of power grids and telecommunication infrastructures. It will take place on May 20th 2010 at the CRP Henri Tudor in Luxembourg. It intends to share knowledge and experiences between researchers and operators or critical infrastructures.