SOLUTION
Olfeo, a solution that meets the high requirements of EE, EI, and OIV
Essential entities (EE), important entities (IE), and operators of vital importance (OIV) are not spared from the proliferation of cyberattacks aimed at damaging their information systems, stealing sensitive information, vandalism, destabilizing the state, etc.
Start your free trial >This is why the French government has established recommendations and rules to regulate and reduce the risks posed by "sensitive" organizations in order to ensure the smooth functioning of France.
WHY
OIVs, EE, and EI have significant cybersecurity obligations.
Operators of Vital Interest, Essential Entities, and Important Entities operate services or infrastructure necessary for the proper functioning of the French state. Any successful cyberattack on these entities represents a major risk in terms of the supply of energy, water, healthcare, medicines, and other essential products.
OIVs, EEs, and EIs must comply with NIS 1 and soon NIS 2 regulations, which impose obligations in terms of cybersecurity, risk management, and incident management. In general, all public and private organizations (including OIVs, EEs, and EIs) must comply with ANSSI recommendations, issued in document PA-022, as far as possible.
Aware of the many challenges facing OIVs, EEs, and EIs, Olfeo provides tailor-made solutions to their problems.
IN PRACTICE
On-site staff
- By securing employees' sensitive data against theft or leaks (civil status, identity card, housing tax, etc.).
- In compliance with the GDPR
- By applying the general security framework (RGS) to build trust in exchanges between the company and citizens.
- By protecting yourself from legal risks that could damage the image of the company and its representatives.
Strategic infrastructure
- By providing the highest level of protection against cyberattacks and malware
- Ensuring France's strategic and industrial independence by relying on trusted French technology partners
- Comply with French and European legislation and its developments (criminal law, social law, labor law, etc.)
- OIVs often hold citizens' personal data and must be particularly careful to comply with the GDPR.
- Since the Shrems II ruling by the European Court of Justice, it is no longer possible to host data with companies governed by US law, as they are subject to the Cloud Act.
Sovereignty and legal compliance
- 100% sovereign solution, hosted in France by a French cloud provider
- Blocking illegal websites to ensure compliance with the law
- GDPR compliance
BENEFITS
The benefits of Olfeo
Enhanced user experience
Offers users a simple and seamless experience when connecting to the internet from any device or location.
Highest level of protection
Filtering of risky domains with blocking of malware and other web attack vectors.
Training & awareness
Your employees are aware of cyber risks and trained in cybersecurity.
legal protection
Ensure your compliance with current legislation and the GDPR. 100% sovereign solution with guaranteed hosting in France.