(L-R) Serge Eiffes, CEO of cegecom; René Jost, CEO of Luxcontrol;
Credit: cegecom/artelis
On Wednesday 11 June 2025, cegecom, a subsidiary of the Luxembourg-based artelis group, announced that it is accelerating its evolution towards becoming an ICT service provider; it also announced strategic partnerships in the fields of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (AI).
Artelis brings together the activities of two telecommunications companies, cegecom SA and VSE NET GmbH. The group has shared its new ambitions, with the desire to develop a range of value-added IT services based on robust and resilient infrastructure.
At Nexus 2025 this month, cegecom is "taking a decisive step forward in its corporate transformation". Building on 25 years of expertise in connectivity and secure networks, the company now plans to position itself as "a trusted ICT services provider" for the Luxembourg market. Through new partnerships with Luxcontrol (cybersecurity) and Dotika (AI), cegecom is expanding of services designed to meet the strategic needs of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in an increasingly digital and regulated environment.
"Based on the robustness of our infrastructure and our recognised expertise in connectivity and network security, we are now taking a further step to address the growing needs of Luxembourg SMEs in ICT services," explained Serge Eiffes, CEO of cegecom.
Participating in Nexus 2025, an innovation and technology event taking place at Luxexpo The Box in Luxembourg-Kirchberg on Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 June 2025, is said to give the company "a natural platform to express this new ambition". Visitors to the cegecom stand will have "the opportunity to experience this new positioning and explore the concrete benefits of the partnerships already in place".
In the field of cybersecurity, cegecom has signed a partnership with Luxcontrol, a reference player in compliance and audit services. Through this collaboration, cegecom is reportedly able to offer its customers a full range of consulting and auditing services, enhancing its existing portfolio of secure connectivity, network protection services (including DDoS protection, managed firewalls and secure private connectivity) and "state-of-the-art" voice services.
"For Luxembourg SMEs, cybersecurity and compliance requirements, such as NIS2 or ISO 27001, are becoming critical business issues. Together with Luxcontrol, we want to provide pragmatic and accessible solutions to strengthen our clients’ resilience," explained Serge Eiffes.
At the same time, cegecom has announced a new partnership with Dotika, a Luxembourg-based expert in strategic AI consulting for business leaders and IT executives. The reported objective is to enable SMEs to navigate the complexities of AI and translate its potential into concrete and secure business use cases. Cegecom and Dotika now jointly offer a strategic AI audit, designed specifically for SMEs.
"For many business leaders, AI can seem both a major opportunity and a source of uncertainty. With Dotika, we want to help them take the right decisions and leverage AI to enhance their competitiveness," commented Serge Eiffes.
