Today, cybersecurity is no longer the concern of technical teams alone.
Executives must be able to demonstrate a process for assessing and improving their cyber posture. In Luxembourg, under the NIS 2 directive, the CEO is now personally liable in the event of an incident.
Cyberscore gives you a clear picture of where you stand, helps you prioritise the actions to take and lets you structure an improvement path tailored to your organisation.
A clear picture
Quickly assess your cyber maturity level.
8 questions
The questionnaire is based on a detailed 8-point analysis.
Score A → E
A readable rating to situate your level and track your progress.
Action plan
Identify the priorities for strengthening your security step by step.
Quick assessment
What is your Cyberscore?
Answer 8 key questions inspired by the Cyberscore. You will get a first estimate of your level of preparedness.
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Your result
Your Cyberscore estimate
CyberScore packages
4 levels to assess, understand and strengthen your cybersecurity
From a first quick assessment to full compliance support, the CyberScore packages offered by Luxcontrol let you move forward step by step according to your maturity level, your objectives and your obligations.
CyberScore
Light
I want a first level of visibility.
Method
Online self-assessment
8 essential questions
Completed in under 15 minutes
Deliverables
Overall score from A to E
Estimated maturity level
Use cases
First approach to cybersecurity
Raising executive awareness
SMEs that have never carried out an assessment
CyberScore
Basic
I want to know my real cybersecurity level.
Method
Independent on-site assessment
More than 90 control points
Interviews with stakeholders
Factual verification that measures are implemented
Carried out by 2 certified IT & cybersecurity experts
Deliverables
Final rating from A to E
Analysis of the results
No detailed report. No recommendations.
Use cases
Assessment of a supplier or subcontractor
Assessment of a subsidiary or a partner
Cyber due diligence
Internal benchmark
Qualifying a partner before contracting
CyberScore
Standard
I want to understand and improve my cyber maturity.
Method
Independent on-site assessment
More than 90 control points
Interviews with stakeholders
Factual verification that measures are implemented
Carried out by 2 certified IT & cybersecurity experts
Deliverables
Final rating from A to E
Analysis of the results
Detailed report
Recommendations
Option: obtaining the “Cyber-Responsible” label.
Use cases
SMEs
Mid-sized companies
Public bodies
Organisations wishing to structure their cybersecurity approach
CyberScore
Compliance
I want to measure and demonstrate my compliance.
Method
Assessment based on a framework or a regulation
Document review
Interviews
On-site verification
Mapping of requirements
Frameworks covered
NIS2
ISO 27001
DORA
CRA
Deliverables
Final rating from A to E
Compliance rate
Gap analysis
Detailed report
Action plan
Compliance roadmap
Use cases
Preparing for ISO 27001 certification
Preparing for NIS2
Preparing for DORA
Responding to client or regulatory requirements
A step-by-step pathtailored to your needs
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Raise awarenessfirst step
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Measureknow your level
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Understand & actimprove your maturity
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Complymeet the requirements
Why act now?
The risks concern every company
Cyberattacks no longer target only large companies. SMEs and very small businesses are also exposed to concrete risks: business interruption, data loss, reputational damage, regulatory pressure or loss of customer trust.
Targeted attacks
Cybercriminals often exploit the least prepared organisations: poorly protected access, insufficient backups, missing procedures or a lack of awareness.
People remain a major entry point
Phishing, weak passwords or simple handling errors: a large share of incidents begin with an avoidable human action.
Higher expectations
Cybersecurity is becoming a trust criterion. More and more clients and partners expect concrete guarantees about the security of their providers.
What you gain
Turn your Cyberscore into an action plan
The Cyberscore is more than a rating. It helps you structure a progressive, readable and actionable approach to improving your cybersecurity posture.
01
Understand your current level
Get a clear view of your strengths, your weaknesses and the areas that need reinforcing.
02
Prioritise the right actions
Identify the most important measures to put in place according to your risk level, your constraints and your resources.
03
Structure your cyber approach
Move from one-off actions to a coherent, documented roadmap that is genuinely followed over time.
04
Strengthen trust
Show your clients, partners and staff that cybersecurity is taken seriously in your organisation.
05
Prepare for regulatory requirements
Anticipate expectations around cyber governance, business continuity, incident management and data protection.
06
Identify available support schemes
Certain Luxembourg schemes can support SMEs in their cybersecurity projects, subject to eligibility.