Cyber Solutions

Regulation notes reviewed 28 August 2026

Cybersecurity, ICT risk and resilience, DevSecOps and AI governance. For Luxembourg companies first, and the wider EU.

In practice: NIS2 evidence, a DORA register, an AI inventory.

What we do

Senior, hands-on work, not a slide deck.

Cyber Solutions helps organisations improve cybersecurity, secure delivery, ICT risk evidence and controlled adoption of AI. The work is assessment, architecture, implementation and operational enablement: practical controls, automated repetitive work, and evidence teams can sustain after we leave.

Founder-led by Iulian Datcu, working with regulated organisations, technology providers and SMEs in Luxembourg first, and across the EU. The work is performed by the founder: a limit as much as a promise, and a real concentration risk rather than a talking point, which is why the contact page says how we manage it before anyone asks.

Four areas, one operating model

Every area has the same shape: a point where the work stops for a person.

Cybersecurity

Threat detection, vulnerability management and testing, security operations, infrastructure and platform security.

Human approval point: before a change reaches production.

ICT risk and resilience

Operational resilience, continuity, third-party and control evidence, in the context of NIS2 and DORA.

Human approval point: before a risk is accepted.

DevSecOps and secure delivery

Secure software delivery, CI/CD, source and infrastructure security, cloud and platform engineering.

Human approval point: before a pipeline gains new authority.

AI governance

AI risk management, EU AI Act considerations, guardrails, human oversight and traceability, without losing audit evidence.

Human approval point: before an agent acts without review.

Routine decisions run. Consequential ones wait.

The step that carries consequence stops with a named person, and leaves a trace. That is the difference between automation that saves time and automation you have to explain afterwards.

Contact

Start with a conversation.

The quickest route to us is email or phone. Technical, operational, and regulatory perspectives. Never legal advice.

Prefer the long version? Watch The night nothing happened: one night over Luxembourg, told as a film. Sixteen chapters, about two minutes.

Regulation notes

Or start from what is on your desk.

The practitioner pages: dated, sourced, and written for engineers and risk officers rather than for search engines.