Sectors · Public
For government, local authorities and their operators
An investigation platform designed, built and hosted in France, used by government services since 2012.
The uses
What your teams do with it
Open-source intelligence
Search and analysis across the three layers of the web, within a documented and enforceable legal framework.
Investigation support
Map a network, establish how long it has been operating, build a case file that holds on the merits.
Sovereignty
Technology and data in France, with no reliance beyond Europe, and a French-law hosting provider.
The shared chain
What connects you exposes you together
A shared digital services operator, a line-of-business vendor, a joint purchasing body: the pooling that makes a local authority strong also means the same breach concerns everyone at once.
What connects you, and exposes you
- Shared IT operator
- Line-of-business vendor
- Billing and utilities
- Joint purchasing body
- Operations contractor
09/2024access credentials for that vendor's tool in circulation — the same tool runs in several dozen municipalities
Sharing tools also shares exposure: a single breach at an operator or a vendor concerns, at once, every authority it equips. Knowing how long it has been circulating decides the order in which people are warned.
Schematic. The dates are illustrative and describe no real case.
What we get asked for
The recurring questions
- 01Are staff or citizen records circulating, and since when?
- 02Does this incident at a shared operator concern us, and from what date?
- 03What is known about a contractor before entrusting them with a sensitive contract?
- 04How do we document the threat monitoring expected under NIS2 for an essential or important entity?
Talk to our team
References and use cases shared on request, in a controlled setting.