Located in the Redu-Transinne hub (Galaxia Park), the IDELUX Cybersecurity Centre addresses current and future challenges by offering cutting-edge infrastructure and unique expertise in cybersecurity and quantum cryptography. With the support of major players such as the ESA (European Space Agency), Nexova and Thales Belgium, IDELUX is aiming to create a leading ecosystem in Europe.
Inaugurated on 7 February 2025, our Cybersecurity Centre is based on two complementary infrastructures whose combination is unprecedented in Europe:
This unique synergy attracts researchers, cybersecurity professionals, businesses and institutions, reinforcing European digital sovereignty.
The Wallonia relaunch Plan, through project 140, has allowed the IDELUX Cybersecurity Centre to position itself as a centre of excellence by supporting its strategic development. This investment aims to:
This significant investment reflects an ambitious vision to make Wallonia itself a leading hub for cybersecurity. By offering these infrastructures free of charge to public, economic, academic, and industrial actors, the centre aims to strengthen the region’s resilience against cyber threats.
The IDELUX Cybersecurity Centre benefits from its proximity with the ESA/ESEC (European Space Security and Education Centre) in Redu. This collaboration reinforces the attractivity of the site for industries in the space and cybersecurity sectors by creating a leading technological ecosystem.
Thanks to solid partnerships with Nexova and Thales, this centre attracts businesses and experts, thereby consolidating Wallonia’s position as a European cybersecurity hub.
The IDELUX Cybersecurity Centre provides its infrastructures free of charge to:
IDELUX, in partnership with Nexova, offers an innovative and practical training course to raise awareness and provide training on cybersecurity. The Cybersecurity Centre, including a cyber range and a crisis simulator, created and operated by Nexova, can recreate the conditions of a cyber crisis to help organisations better understand the threat and their ability to respond to attacks.
The three training modules offered below include practical exercises on the cyber range. It reproduces realistic virtual situations of IT/OT environments, which allows the participants to confront credible cyberattack scenarios, without compromising real infrastructures.
Each session can hold up to 20 participants. An official participation certificate is issued at the end of the training course.
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