LSEC - Leaders in Security

LSEC, the European ICT Security Cluster

LSEC is the European ICT Security Cluster. Started in 2012 in Belgium, the cluster is now active in different countries in Europe supporting its members… Read More
Mobile Security Solutions

Mobile Security Solutions cover a wide range of topics related to the challenges posed by the use of mobile devices in an enterprise or government… Read More
Cloud Security & SaaSification

Securing the Cloud for effective Enterprise Cloud Computing Read More
Cyber Security – Active Defense

Cyber Security has been a main theme for LSEC for almost a decade. The LSEC expertise varies from policies, system integration, tools and technologies, incident… Read More
Internet of Things

LSEC is supporting IoT technology development, Enterprise IoT and Industrial Internet The Internet of Things is the internet of connected smart sensors and objects with… Read More

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LSEC - Leaders In Security

Welcome to LSEC, an internationally renowned Information security cluster, a not for profit organization that has the objective to promote Information Security and the expertise in BeNeLux and Europe. Founded by the University of Leuven (K.U. Leuven), supported by European Commission FP7 and leading a unique PAN European Private partnership that interacts with Public Institutions, LSEC connects security industry experts, research institutes and universities, government agencies, end users, funding bodies and technical experts who are driving national and European research agendas. LSEC activities aim to raise cyber security awareness, support innovation and competitiveness of the European IT- Security market and promote the visibility of its members.

Prof Em Jean-Jacques Quisquater receives 2013 RSA Award Excellence in field of Mathematics

San Francisco, CA, US, February 26th, 2013

Congratulations to LSEC Member UCL, where Prof. Em. Jean-Jacques Quisquater receives 2013 RSA Award Excellence in field of Mathematics!

The award, presented during the annual RSA Conference in San Francisco, February 26th is yet another milestone of the Belgian expertise in information security on a global level.
The annual award has been given in the previous years to Eli Biham, Professor; Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Computer Science; Dr. Mitsuru Matsui, Senior Researcher, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation; Charles W. Rackoff, University of Toronto, ...

Quisquater has been awarded for his works in the domain of cryptography and the development of smartcards and the use of cryptography for eID cards in Europe and around the world.

Congratulations from the industry!

How to preserve privacy on the internet - Dutch

Prof. Dr. Bart Preneel expresses his opinion on Terzake on the recent developments of the privacy infringements of the internet and how to cope with them.

http://www.iminds.be/nl/blog/p/detail/hoe-je-privacy-vrijwaren-op-het-internet