AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybersecurity: Luxembourg-based Gcore is offering public agencies its enterprise web protection free through December, after severe PHP vulnerabilities forced government websites offline. The service is designed to block attacks while sites are patched. Public Health: Shamonda virus, detected in livestock including Luxembourg, has caused its first recorded human infection in France. The patient was severely immunocompromised and died; authorities say the case is isolated and poses no known risk to the public. Defence Technology: Ukraine has joined a NATO procurement partnership that includes Luxembourg, opening alliance contracts to Ukrainian companies, including space firms, and creating scope to share battlefield innovation. STEM: The Luxembourg International Science Expo at Lycée Vauban wraps up today, showcasing research by young scientists from Luxembourg and abroad. Digital Finance: Standard Chartered agreed to acquire Zodia Custody, whose regulated operations include Luxembourg, bringing institutional crypto custody into the bank’s securities services, subject to approvals.
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