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Trusted cybersecurity to ensure your digital sovereignty

Make sovereign cyber-security a priority

In a tense geopolitical climate, a combination of cybersecurity and sovereignty is an essential prerequisite for ensuring your strategic autonomy on a global scale. Stormshield – a trusted European player – will support you in your quest for cyber-sovereignty and give you real control and governance over your data.

The SN-XL-Series range, qualified as Standard by ANSSI

Respond to
the dangers

of non-sovereignty

Technological
dependence

Preserve your independence with a sovereign cybersecurity solution.

Interference

Maintain control over your strategic digital assets in the face of external influences.

Vulnerability

Strengthen your cyber protection with a more balanced and resilient technology ecosystem.

Loss of data

Ensure the confidentiality and integrity of your sensitive data.

Competitiveness

Control your costs in the face of sudden cost increases.

The world is changing, and dependence on non-European cybersecurity solutions is becoming a risk factor. There is an urgent need to take control of our digital destiny.

Pierre-Yves Hentzen,
CEO of Stormshield

Pierre-Yves Hentzen, CEO Stormshield

Reduce the risks

In the face of these dangers, a number of responses for the protection of Europe’s critical infrastructure already exist: funding for research projects, cooperation and information sharing, development of common standards, and of course the existing regulatory arsenal (GDPR, NIS2, DORA, etc.). All these actions are helping to build a solid digital ecosystem that is capable of addressing the challenges of digital sovereignty while promoting innovation.

The SN-L-Series range, qualified as Standard by ANSSI

Combine sovereignty and efficiency

Beware of promises of rich technological features, often associated with non-European solutions, which could end up pushing the issue of data protection into the background. By relying on cybersecurity solutions that are recognised by independent authorities, you can be sure that you are using effective, robust and – most importantly – trusted solutions. In other words: you don’t have to choose between performance and digital sovereignty.

Opt for sovereign cyber-security solutions

Opting for sovereign cybersecurity solutions will strengthen your resilience in the face of cyber-threats. When you choose Stormshield, you’re choosing products you can trust, and which meet the requirements of several European agencies (CCN, ANSSI, ENISA). Come and discuss it with our experts.

The SN-S-Series range, qualified as Standard by ANSSI

Committed to digital sovereignty

Data sovereignty: stores and processes your sensitive data in an environment that complies with local laws and is beyond the reach of foreign jurisdictions.

Technological sovereignty: reduces dependence on foreign technologies and suppliers.

Sovereign infrastructure: implementation of robust security measures.

Regulatory compliance: complies with European laws and standards, with products qualified by ANSSI in France and CCN in Spain.

International cooperation: interactions and sharing of information with other cybersecurity players

ANSSI Standard Qualification, valid for all SNS firewalls

What is digital sovereignty?

Digital sovereignty, sovereign cybersecurity or cybersecurity sovereignty is a concept that aims to guarantee the security, control and governance of data and information systems.

What is a dual barrier?

The dual technology barrier approach follows the principle of defence in depth, and recommends setting up at least two firewalls to create a zone of trust. A dual barrier of this kind provides additional protection against (potentially malicious) data flows.

What is a backdoor?

A backdoor is a hidden access point – in either software or hardware – that enables a potentially malicious user to connect. The French cybersecurity agency (ANSSI) has asserted its anti-backdoor stance, explaining that the introduction of backdoors “would have the disastrous effect of forcing designers of security products and services to weaken cryptographic mechanisms”.