A cybersecurity deal signed between Luxembourg and Belgium will strengthen protection from threats against critical infrastructure in both countries, the government said on Tuesday.
The agreement between the two countries was signed as part of the European Quantum Communication Infrastructure (EuroQCI) initiative, to which both Luxembourg and Belgium were original signatories in 2019 alongside Germany, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, and Spain.
The EuroQCI aims to secure Europe’s critical infrastructure and encryption systems against cyber threats, using quantum-based technology to offer an extra line of defence for facilities such as…
