Cyber Solutions Luxembourg announced that the AMLA deadline for the voluntary survey on Central Contact Points is 15 September.
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One week to answer a voluntary survey that will shape a rule you cannot opt out of. The AMLA deadline is 15 September. On 21 August the CSSF relayed a survey launched by…
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Cyber Solutions Luxembourg
Risk-driven cybersecurity, DevSecOps, AI governance and process automation for Luxembourg and EU organisations
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Luxembourg, LU
- Company size
- 1 employee
About Cyber Solutions Luxembourg
Cyber Solutions Luxembourg helps Luxembourg and EU organisations improve cybersecurity, secure delivery, ICT risk evidence and controlled AI adoption through senior hands-on consulting and implementation. Founder-led by Iulian Datcu, Cyber Solutions provides focused cybersecurity and technology services for regulated organisations, technology providers and SMEs. Cybersecurity, ICT risk and resilience Threat detection, vulnerability management, vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, security operations, infrastructure security, DORA, NIS2, MiCA and operational resilience. DevSecOps and secure delivery Secure software delivery, CI/CD, source and infrastructure security, cloud and platform engineering, Kubernetes/OpenShift, Linux/RHEL, automation and repeatable control implementation. AI governance and secure AI adoption AI risk management, EU AI Act considerations, LLM guardrails, human oversight, traceability, controlled AI adoption and AI-enabled process automation, applied across cybersecurity, reporting and operations while preserving accountability and audit evidence. Process automation and operating models Process optimisation, workflow automation, KPI/KRI models, management reporting, project leadership, IT architecture and practical digitalisation programmes. The delivery model combines assessment, architecture, implementation and operational enablement: practical controls, automated repetitive work and evidence teams can operate sustainably. We support focused consulting engagements, implementation mandates, audit and remediation work, technical leadership and cost-effective digitalisation for organisations that need senior capability without a large permanent team. Based in Luxembourg and working across Luxembourg and the EU. Discuss a focused Security, Automation and AI Risk Baseline: https://www.iuliandatcu.com/ Company website: https://www.cybersolutions.lu
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