Associations

ACN represents companies (world leaders, SMEs and mid-caps) in the digital trust sector, particularly those of cybersecurity and digital identity.

The Cyber Campus is the totem place of cybersecurity that brings together the main national and international players in the field.

Those driving cybersecurity need to share practices, methods, experiences and information. Understanding risks and intelligence on threats are essential.

The European Champions Alliance is a for-impact but not-for-profit initiative led by a group of European entrepreneurial and multi competencies experts who want to drive a culture change in how we collaborate across Europe.

The Advisory Group on Internet Security brings expertise to Europol EC3 to fight cybercrime in Europe.

France Cyber Maritime is an association law 1901 created in November 2020. Its mission is to provide the maritime and port world with concrete and adapted responses in terms of cybersecurity, in order to strengthen the resilience of the sector

A trade association created in 1978, has more than 300 members; large groups, ETIs, SMEs and since the creation of its start-up accelerator GENERATE in 2017, 56 start-ups.

HEXATRUST was born from the common will of French SMEs and mid-caps, complementary players who are experts in the security of information systems, cybersecurity and digital trust.

InterCERT France is an association under the law of 1901 which constitutes the first community of CSIRTs in France.

The Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA) is an ecosystem of independent software vendors (ISV) and managed security service providers (MSSP) that have integrated their solutions with Microsoft’s security technology to better defend against a world of increasing threats.

The OASIS Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) was chartered to define a set of information representations and protocols to address the need to model, analyze, and share cyber threat intelligence.

Initiated in 2014 by the Ministry of the Armed Forces (cyber defense pact) and by the “Conseil régional de Bretagne” (pact for the future) with a national scope and an objective of international influence.