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On invitation by the Lycée Ermesinde in Mersch, C. Harpes participated to a brainstorming together with teachers and students, on the evolution of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and the expectation of the sector toward the school system.
For C. Harpes, the ICT sector offers more opportunities than just programming. The use of ICT and new media should be part of any school subject, particularly languages. Basic concepts like firewalls, geolocation, cloud, software installation, and protection of personal data should already be taught to the youngest pupils at secondary schools, as a large majority of our population uses such technologies without fully understanding them or even roughly knowing the related risks and opportunities.
Finally, the very open discussion highlighted that the essential skill required in this sector is the motivation and perseverance in problem solving. Wrongly considered as a predominantly male occupation, the increasing requirement for excellent communication skills should make this sector equally attractive for female candidates.
For another consecutive year itrust consulting sponsored Hack.lu and had a speaker at the event. Maxime Morin held the Workshop: Radare2 - a framework for reverse engineering.
"The cyber security in Luxembourg and the new law on electronic archiving" addressed in Lëtzebuerger Gemengen's September edition.
Ben Fetler presented itrust consulting's tool TRICK Service on the Security Assessment for Systems, Services, and Infrastructures workshop in Berlin, Germany.
Maxime Morin presents an Open-source Reverse Engineering tool: Radare2 at BSIdes Las Vegas 2015 and ISSA 2015:14th International Information Security for South Africa Conference.
Carlo Harpes presents lessons learned on research and innovation in security at a cyber security seminar in Luxembourg.
TRICK Service, the risk assessment and management tool by itrust consulting, is now referenced in the RM/RA tools inventory of ENISA.
TRICK Service referred to in Lëtzebuerger Gemengen's March 2015 edition. Register now to obtain a free demo of the product.
"How to monitor cyberrisks on a critical infrastructure ?", an article summarising the results of the CockpitCI research project was published in the 2nd edition of the Scientific biannual booklet of Revue Technique Luxembourgeoise 2014.