9:00 a.m. - Opening of SecNumEco 9:20 a.m. - Digital nomadism 9:50 a.m. - Threats and resources 10:20 a.m. - Economic intelligence - objectives 10:30 a.m. - Coffee break 10:45 a.m. - NIS 2 and the Resilience Act 11:10 a.m. - Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr 11:30 a.m. - The benefits of judicialisation 11:50 a.m. - Cyber Réunion, from launch to impact 12:10 p.m. - Migration to fibre 12:20 p.m. - Questions and answers 12:30 p.m. - End of the morning session

Café IA is a nationwide initiative. It aims to create and increase opportunities for discussion and debate throughout France. Its objective is to unite, support and bring together initiatives that enable everyone to better understand our relationship with digital technology and AI, as well as their impact on society and our daily lives. With no technical prerequisites, these meetings promote understanding, dialogue and exploration of artificial intelligence in a respectful and supportive environment.

Territorial Economic Intelligence is a unifying element of the economic governance established in the SRDEIIs and helps to strengthen ties with businesses. The main goal is to conquer markets while ensuring the sustainability and development of economic actors. An IET approach aims to promote growth and employment. One of the main challenges of the TEI approach launched by the afternoon workshop will be to successfully integrate the culture of TEI into everyday practices within the territory.

Are you prepared? The ANSSI's 2024 cyber threat report, with more than 4,813 incidents, shows the scale of the problem. It targets all sectors (businesses, local authorities, healthcare, etc.). Financial losses, leaks of sensitive data, damage to reputation, production stoppages: the impacts are significant. In this context, preparing for a cyber crisis is a matter of governance before it is a technical issue. ANSSI organised a cyber resilience day on 18 September, encouraging organisations in mainland France and overseas to practise cyber crisis management. As part of REMPAR25, an interactive workshop with a simulation is available. It will enable you to understand how a cyber crisis unfolds, identify the right reflexes to adopt, test coordination between business lines and discover useful resources recommended by ANSSI.

DIAGSECO is a tool for raising awareness of economic security through self-assessment. It is intended for all businesses, regardless of their size or sector of activity. This tool has no regulatory value. DIAGSECO allows you to assess your organisation's vulnerabilities in terms of economic security. Register to receive individual support in carrying out your economic security self-assessment.

Foreign economic interference and protection of sensitive information - ‘If you have any doubts, questions or suspicions about interference within your company or organisation, you can discuss them in complete confidentiality with a representative from the Home Office.’ The criminal classification of a cyber incident - ‘In the event of a cyber incident, if you would like to know how to classify the incident, whether to take legal action, and how to get support, a representative will answer your questions.’ Advance registration is required for either option before the session.

Take advantage of a free initial assessment lasting 1.5 hours with a cyber security advisor and start quickly strengthening your organisation's cyber security. Identify your vulnerabilities, anticipate risks and protect your strategic data with the help of experts. This assessment is open to businesses of all sizes and is non-binding. Registration required

9:00 a.m. - Opening of SecNumEco 9:20 a.m. - Digital nomadism 9:50 a.m. - Threats and resources 10:20 a.m. - Economic intelligence - objectives 10:30 a.m. - Coffee break 10:45 a.m. - NIS 2 and the Resilience Act 11:10 a.m. - Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr 11:30 a.m. - The benefits of judicialisation 11:50 a.m. - Cyber Réunion, from launch to impact 12:10 p.m. - Migration to fibre 12:20 p.m. - Questions and answers 12:30 p.m. - End of the morning session

Café IA is a nationwide initiative. It aims to create and increase opportunities for discussion and debate throughout France. Its objective is to unite, support and bring together initiatives that enable everyone to better understand our relationship with digital technology and AI, as well as their impact on society and our daily lives. With no technical prerequisites, these meetings promote understanding, dialogue and exploration of artificial intelligence in a respectful and supportive environment.

Are you prepared? The ANSSI's 2024 cyber threat report, with more than 4,813 incidents, shows the scale of the problem. It targets all sectors (businesses, local authorities, healthcare, etc.). Financial losses, leaks of sensitive data, damage to reputation, production stoppages: the impacts are significant. In this context, preparing for a cyber crisis is a matter of governance before it is a technical issue. ANSSI organised a cyber resilience day on 18 September, encouraging organisations in mainland France and overseas to practise cyber crisis management. As part of REMPAR25, an interactive workshop with a simulation is available. It will enable you to understand how a cyber crisis unfolds, identify the right reflexes to adopt, test coordination between business lines and discover useful resources recommended by ANSSI.

Territorial Economic Intelligence is a unifying element of the economic governance established in the SRDEIIs and helps to strengthen ties with businesses. The main goal is to conquer markets while ensuring the sustainability and development of economic actors. An IET approach aims to promote growth and employment. One of the main challenges of the TEI approach launched by the afternoon workshop will be to successfully integrate the culture of TEI into everyday practices within the territory.

DIAGSECO is a tool for raising awareness of economic security through self-assessment. It is intended for all businesses, regardless of their size or sector of activity. This tool has no regulatory value. DIAGSECO allows you to assess your organisation's vulnerabilities in terms of economic security. Register to receive individual support in carrying out your economic security self-assessment.

Foreign economic interference and protection of sensitive information - ‘If you have any doubts, questions or suspicions about interference within your company or organisation, you can discuss them in complete confidentiality with a representative from the Home Office.’ The criminal classification of a cyber incident - ‘In the event of a cyber incident, if you would like to know how to classify the incident, whether to take legal action, and how to get support, a representative will answer your questions.’ Advance registration is required for either option before the session.

Take advantage of a free initial assessment lasting 1.5 hours with a cyber security advisor and start quickly strengthening your organisation's cyber security. Identify your vulnerabilities, anticipate risks and protect your strategic data with the help of experts. This assessment is open to businesses of all sizes and is non-binding. Registration required