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Amplifying Cyber Threat Intelligence with AI: A Pragmatic, Maturity Driven Approach

Against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical tensions, recent years have been marked by an upsurge in cyber threats, illustrated by the strengthening of attackers’ capabilities, the diversification of their tactics and even the enhancement of their operations thanks to artificial…

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure: energy performance and new cybersecurity challenges

Electric mobility is experiencing rapid growth in France and across Europe: in January 2026, registrations of fully electric vehicles in France increased by more than 50% compared with January 2025, bringing their market share to nearly one third of total vehicle sales. This trajectory confirms a structural transformation of…

Part-IS in 2026: from regulatory framework to operational reality

Following an initial phase focused on understanding the scope and framework of Part-IS and on drafting Information Security Management Systems (ISMS), the aviation sector has entered a new phase. In 2026, Part-IS is no longer a theoretical or purely documentary topic — it has…

StormCell: How our blue team scales up incident response

CERT-Wavestone handles cybersecurity incidents of all types and magnitudes, from investigating a single suspicious workstation to large-scale overnight ransomware outbreaks. After 10 years of forensics investigations and crisis management at Wavestone, one thing stands out: attackers are more sophisticated than…

Industrial cybersecurity: the ANSSI “Detailed Measures” guide overhaul 

Classifying an industrial system is a first step; making that classification operational in the field is another matter altogether. This is precisely where version 2.0 of the guide “Industrial Systems Cybersecurity – Detailed Measures”, published on November 27, 2025, positions itself: translating cybersecurity classes into…

Radar 2026 of Post-quantum Migration Solutions 

The Quantum Threat Is Becoming Clearer  Quantum computing poses a serious threat to today’s asymmetric cryptography and is expected to render widely used algorithms such as RSA and ECC obsolete. By contrast, symmetric cryptography (such as AES) and hash functions, maintaining an equivalent level of security…

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