SERIMA (SEcurity RIsk MAnagement)

SERIMA is a global cybersecurity platform based on open source technology that is free to use.

This platform is available to entities subject to security obligations. It allows them to notify the Institute of their security measures and incidents.

SERIMA includes various modules, including:

  • Risk analysis module, based on MONARC
  • Incident notification module

Other modules are currently being developed, including:

  • Security objectives module
  • Report generation module
  • Dependencies module
  • Self-learning module

SERIMA modules

Platform fully configurable by authorities

  • Multi-regulation
  • Multi-regulator
  • National platform
  • Multi-sector
  • Interactive
  • Multi-language

The Luxembourgish portal is available in French, German, and English.

Incident notification module

The incident notification module is intended for entities that are legally required to report incidents. It can also be used by entities wishing to report an incident on a voluntary basis.

If you are unsure whether an incident meets the notification criteria, it is always best to report it to the Institute. Reporting an incident will not result in any penalties and demonstrates transparency. Conversely, failure to report an incident that meets the legal criteria may result in penalties.

Legal basis and criteria for incident reporting

Partnership

The SERIMA platform is being developed as part of a partnership between ILR, IBPT and NC3.

Guides and documentation

Please find here a user guide for SERIMA

Please find here the documentation for Monarc

SERIMA training

The Institute organises training courses on the use of SERIMA for entities subject to security obligations.

The dates of future training sessions are announced on our website and in the newsletter. (Please subscribe to our newsletter to stay informed.)

Access and Support

The incident notification module is accessible to everyone. It can be used by both registered users and those who do not yet have an account. The latter can create an account directly on the website.

For the other modules, an account is required. Operators affected by the NIS or the EECC have an account set up by the Institute. Entities that will be affected by NIS2 will be given an account, which will be made available to them by the Institute after both the entry into force of NIS2 and their self-registration.

For any support, please contact serima(at)ilr(dot)lu or (+352) 28 228 380.

  • Secure your organisation

    The NISS department ensures that the law regarding the security of networks and information systems is properly enforced in several sectors.

  • NIS 2 Directive

    Receive more information on the NIS 2 Directive.

  • Incident notification

    For incident notification, please use the online form.