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Part 1 Reference Destabilization of democracies, cyber-attacks on our companies, exploitation of sensitive personal data and, at the extreme end of the spectrum, war in cyberspace: the digital environment is undergoing a revolution. At the same time, the digital transformation
KEY FIGURES More throughput, more power, more speed! 5G is heralded as the revolution that should improve the digital world for businesses and consumers alike. While 5G will bring many technological breakthroughs, the risks associated with this “revolution” are still
KEY FIGURES As of July 16, 2020, it is no longer possible to transfer data from outside the EU to the USA by referring to the Privacy Shield. This is because the CJEU, following the Schrems II case, invalidated the
KEY FIGURES The blockchain is nothing more than a chained list of blocks whose reliability and continuity are guaranteed by the links between them. (see part 1) It’s a technology that emerged in the 21st century to decentralize bank transfers.
KEY FIGURES Blockchain is a technology that emerged in the 21st century to decentralize bank transfers, and has made a name for itself thanks to the rise of cryptocurrencies, but it is above all a technology that enables sustainable, secure
KEYWORDS France’s sovereignty depends on its independence. Data being the new black gold, our independence today begins with digital sovereignty. How can we tackle digital transformation at a reasonable cost, based on open source software? How can we protect the
KEYWORDS For company directors, the “digital transformation” strategy is the result of a new vision of their information systems. Right from the design stage, it can be broken down into four strategic areas “by design”: security in the cloud, protection
Transparency, autonomy and sustainability You have the right to control your company’s destiny!As the code is open, it can be modified and adapted to your organization’s technical specifications and uses.In complete autonomy and transparency, the code lives independently of third-party
The General Data Protection Regulation makes companies legally responsible for the processing of personal data.
KEY FIGURES The General Data Protection Regulation makes companies legally responsible for the processing of personal data. At the same time, the widespread use of networks, the advent of cloud technologies and the growing need for mobility are outdating the
