Public entity

Our Public Entity program assesses information systems and IT environments to define an operational security roadmap. We conduct risk analyses to map vulnerabilities and prioritize risk management for the benefit of the CIO. IT security audits identify security flaws on servers, workstations, and applications to secure systems. Information system security encompasses network security, centralized authentication, and strong passwords. Our recommendations include encryption and cryptography measures to protect the confidentiality of sensitive and confidential data. This approach strengthens overall digital security and reduces exposure to cyberattacks and cybercrime. We help formalize a coherent IT security policy and procedures for managing security incidents. IT mapping identifies critical IT systems, connected devices, and operational dependencies. Our experts integrate ANSSI recommendations and CNIL requirements to align compliance, information security, and resilience. The approach combines audits, penetration testing, and architecture reviews to assess the security level and protection of systems. We evaluate data flow protection, system security, and information systems security in cloud or hybrid environments. The action plan prioritizes vulnerability remediation and proposes security solutions tailored to public sector challenges. Our technical recommendations include network segmentation, server hardening, and antivirus/EDR deployment to secure the system. We test authentication mechanisms, IAM policies, and privileged access procedures to mitigate IT risk. The framework includes incident playbooks and exercises to improve operational response to security incidents. We support the implementation of security measures for connected systems and services exposed to the internet. Information security is strengthened through confidentiality controls, encryption of data at rest and in transit, and cryptographic best practices. Our audits help to align security policy, information security governance, and risk management at the executive committee and IT department levels. The approach aims to make IT systems secure, traceable, and compliant with regulatory requirements (NIS2, LPM, etc.). We assess the operational maturity of the SOC and propose indicators to measure the level of security over time. Our interventions reduce the attack surface for hackers and other malicious actors targeting local authorities and public institutions. Deliverables include risk mapping, risk matrices, remediation plans, and milestones for securing systems and protecting data. We support the data controller and the IT department in formalizing responsibilities and ensuring secure and securable systems. Request an IT security audit to obtain a pragmatic and prioritized roadmap to protect the security of your information system.