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Gemalto, the world leader in digital security, today released the results of the Breach Level Index: 2.6 billion records were stolen, lost or exposed worldwide in 2017, an increase of 88% compared to 2016. While incidents of data breaches have decreased

The new EU regulation on personal data will be formally applicable in May 2018. Complementing and reinforcing a European directive dating from 1995, it guarantees unprecedented rights to citizens, including the right to forget, to data portability, to be informed of security breaches in case of

Even if everyone is talking about it, digital transformation is not so easy to implement in companies. Many of them do not understand that it is not a simple function to be added to existing processes, i.e. that the very fact of mastering the technologies

Female students are deserting computer schools and women seem to be absent from the companies in the sector. One of the reasons for this is the popular belief that women computer scientists are naturally less competent than male computer scientists. Why are women now a minority and invisible in the digital sector, when many pioneers and

The proliferation of software packages, fads and the absence of standards are creating a joyful confusion about digital in general and about tools such as RPA (Robotic Process Automation) or Artificial Intelligence in particular. It is not always easy to apprehend the service really covered by these new softwares.

For several years now, voice search has penetrated the daily life of Internet users without disrupting it. But does 2018 mark the beginning of this revolution? Are we at the dawn of the next great transition in Internet research, just as the shift from desktop computers to voice search has been?

"One company in five is condemned to disappear if it does nothing [to enter the digital age] within three years," says the latest study by the BpiFrance Lab. Only 27 %s of SMEs and ETIs declare that they are "strongly or very strongly" committed to the digital age.

If we've gotten used to our smartphone helping us with all our daily tasks (checking the weather, our agenda, the next train schedule...), the gesture of taking our phone out of our pocket and consulting the appropriate application could well seem tedious in a few years' time. Because

L’accord « Privacy Shield » organise une partie du transfert des données entre l’Union européenne et les États-Unis. Il fait actuellement l’objet d’une évaluation annuelle. Il s’agit là d’une étape importante pour l’économie numérique et la vie privée de millions d’Européens pour évaluer la robustesse de ce nouveau mécanisme juridique. Environ 2.400

Fin juin, à Sciences-Po, le Forum Atena a tenu sa journée sur la souveraineté numérique. En la matière, les stratégies industrielles dédiées aux réseaux, au matériel, au logiciel et aux données sont certes toutes importantes et doivent être concordantes, mais, actuellement, la data s’avère la pièce maîtresse. Les GAFA (M)

Nous savons depuis longtemps qu’à l’heure du numérique omniprésent, notre vie privée était sérieusement menacée. Nos données personnelles se baladent gaiement dans les arcanes du big data et le moindre de nos comportements sur le web est décortiqué par des data scientists de tous poils. Mais l’enquête qu’a menée notre

Des algorithmes pour mieux recruter, gérer les carrières et même prédire les accidents du travail : des outils numériques de plus en plus sophistiqués fleurissent, bousculant la gestion des ressources humaines. Que faut-il craindre ?   L’offre « data RH » est devenue pléthorique : plus de 600 projets numériques « innovants » ont été

Après le 9ème Opus des Cahiers de Veille de la Fondation Mines-Télécom qui vient de sortir, l’Institut Mines-Telecom révèle les résultats d’une étude exclusive réalisée avec Médiamétrie, « Données personnelles et confiance : quelles stratégies pour les citoyens-consommateurs en 2017 ? », pour prouver, s’il en est encore besoin, que la confiance

Cybersecurity, blockchain, digital identities... In 27 pages, the 9th opus of the Cahiers de Veille of the Fondation Mines-Télécom, which has just been published, proposes to take a step back on these high-profile subjects, linked to the current state of digital innovation. This year, this 9th edition of the monitoring notebook is entitled "The new balances of the digital economy".

A new study by the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) (1) reveals that 1.75 billion people in the world's eight richest countries (by GDP) remain unconnected - 34 % of them living in large urban areas. The report, released today, highlights that the divide between the richest and poorest countries in the world is widening.

Guaranteeing the identity of a signatory to give legal value to electronic documents is at the heart of today's issues. The electronic signature has become an essential element in the digital transformation, but it is the identity of the signatory that will be the basis of digital trust. Define

Le smartphone devenu « couteau suisse numérique » est devenu indissociable de la vie des Français au point de bousculer leurs habitudes, leurs interactions sociales et leurs valeurs. Nous le savons tous mais on voit mal comment on pourrait s’en passer. Pour prendre la mesure de ce chamboulement, Volpy (1),

Can robots really take your job? Technological advances have long since revolutionised the landscape of the world of work, and advances in artificial intelligence now raise fears that robots may take over even highly skilled jobs. There is no shortage of examples,