Luxembourg is celebrating 10 years of participation in the InCyber Forum (FIC) this year, further strengthening its expertise in cybersecurity under the aegis of the Luxembourg House of Cybersecurity (LHC).
In this series of interviews, we highlight the companies and institutions representing Luxembourg at the event in early April. Here, experts from LuxTrust share their insights on the evolving cybersecurity landscape, key challenges for 2025, and how Luxembourg is reinforcing its commitment to data protection and innovation.
What are your company’s main news and innovations in cybersecurity for 2025?
Since 2005, LuxTrust has been a pioneer in digital trust and cybersecurity, providing comprehensive, scalable, and reliable solutions to help customers and businesses across industries digitize their processes and enhance their overall performance.
We offer a wide range of services built on cutting-edge capabilities in compliance, security, user experience, and integration. Our core expertise in digital trust includes:
- Digital identities & authentication (creation and provision of digital identities, authentication methods),
- eIDAS-qualified trust services (electronic signatures, signature validation, timestamping, digital workflows),
- Digital document lifecycle management (electronic archiving, secure transfers, collaborative digital document handling), and
- Personal data management and GDPR compliance.
As a systemic player with a 100% European shareholder structure, LuxTrust guarantees long-term stability and resilience for its partners and clients.
At InCyber 2025, we will be showcasing our KMaaS solution, designed to secure information systems and ensure data sovereignty in the cloud. Developed in collaboration with POST Luxembourg, a leader in Luxembourg’s ICT market, and Thales, a global leader in security solutions, this managed service provides a robust security framework for businesses.
What do you think are the major cybersecurity challenges in 2025, and how is your company responding to them?
The most critical cybersecurity risks stem from unauthorized access to IT systems. These breaches lead to devastating consequences, including:
- Complete system disruptions due to ransomware attacks,
- Data breaches, industrial espionage, and loss of competitiveness,
- Business interruptions caused by cyberattacks targeting sensitive infrastructures.
- Securing access to sensitive systems and data is therefore paramount.
This is precisely where our KMaaS solution comes in: protecting sensitive data in the cloud. Data encryption is a fundamental safeguard against cyberattacks and data leaks, as emphasized by regulatory frameworks. However, encryption alone is not enough—it is crucial to secure encryption keys against unauthorized third-party access. Our solution ensures both data security and key protection, reinforcing cyber resilience for businesses.
Why did you choose to participate in FIC 2025, and what are your objectives for this event?
The International Cybersecurity Forum (FIC) is a leading European event in digital security and trust, fostering professional networking, dialogue, and knowledge sharing.
As a key player in this ecosystem, we are eager to:
- Contribute to the growth of the digital security community by sharing our expertise,
- Participate in forums and summits, engaging in strategic discussions about the future of cybersecurity,
- Collaborate with industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to drive innovation and strengthen cybersecurity frameworks.
- By attending FIC 2025, we reaffirm our commitment to enhancing digital security and trust across Europe.
What does Luxembourg’s presence with a national pavilion at FIC 2025 represent, and how does this enhance the Luxembourg cyber ecosystem?
Luxembourg’s presence at an event such as FIC 2025 is an opportunity to showcase the country’s companies. It not only highlights Luxembourg’s achievements, but also strengthens international partnerships, attracts investment and increases visibility on the global stage. In addition, this participation enhances Luxembourg’s ability to contribute to Europe’s digital sovereignty and cyber resilience goals, which are key priorities for the EU.
Furthermore, it not only highlights Luxembourg’s achievements, but also provides an opportunity to strengthen international partnerships, attract investment and increase visibility on the global stage. Showcasing Luxembourg’s capabilities at the FIC 2025 also reinforces the country’s reputation as a secure and reliable hub for businesses seeking robust cybersecurity solutions in line with EU regulations.
What key advice would you give to companies, startups, and individuals to strengthen their cybersecurity in 2025?
To strengthen cybersecurity in 2025, businesses, start-ups and individuals must continually adapt to the evolving digital landscape. One key piece of advice is to stay ahead of emerging threats by investing in research and development. At LuxTrust, we are focusing on strategic areas such as post-quantum cryptography to prepare for the challenges of quantum computers as current encryption methods become obsolete.
Cybersecurity should no longer be seen as a constraint, but as a strategic asset. By adopting tailored solutions, educating teams and anticipating future threats, organisations can turn cybersecurity into a driver of growth and innovation.
