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Ministries at the centre of State development

Citizens and businesses lead and pace governments and ministries. Playing a key role, they both originate numerous reforms and are responsible for their implementation. Their actions must therefore be tangible, rapid, effective and generate results in record time.

These complex challenges mean that Ministries undergo in-depth transformation while meeting their budgetary constraints. To be successful, this type of transformation must be based on three factors:

  • Innovation and new technologies must contribute to digitalising administrations, giving them greater agility and operational efficiency.
  • Change must be explained, helped and guided through all operational and decision-making levels to make sure it is accepted and adopted by both users and civil servants.
  • Discussion and cross-fertilization between administrations and compliance with information system constraints, etc. ensure that any transformation generates value.

A State vision focussed on efficiency

Sopra Steria helps the State achieve greater agility and efficiency. Our experts build creative and disruptive solutions based on citizens’ issues and viewpoints. This vision makes it possible to identify areas for improvement and to bring citizens and public services closer together. Using an approach that transforms people and technology, the State is fully rooted in the reality of citizens and private-sector players.

Building the State of the future together

At Sopra Steria, we have recognised experience in supporting Ministries, Public Agencies, Pensions and Social Security Departments such as the French Ministry of Finance (Customs, IS Directorate, Treasury, etc.), French Ministry of Education, French Ministry of the Environment, inter-ministerial organizations, urban centres (in particular the Paris City Hall) and German federal administrations.

This experience enables us to streamline best practices and solutions in infrastructure management, cybersecurity, Cloud, AI, Blockchain, enterprise automation, drones, IoT and many other technologies.

As a trusted partner, we provide you with a comprehensive approach and service: including strategic advice, systems integration implementation and transformation design.

Our Sopra Steria experts work closely with your teams on a geographical, cultural and linguistic level. Whatever your territorial reach, they apply the appropriate technology and create tailored value-added solutions to your current and future challenges.

A results-oriented value proposition for the State

Sopra Steria helps public institutions evolve towards a new generation of administration, making each transformation an opportunity for progress. By genuinely focusing on the needs of citizens and businesses, we combine the most relevant advisory services and technologies to modernise the State while respecting its constraints and budget.

 

Sopra Steria stands out among the first three companies to receive the qualification of Security Incident Detection Service Provider (PDIS)

Jan 22, 2019, 16:25 PM
Title* : Sopra Steria stands out among the first three companies to receive the qualification of Security Incident Detection Service Provider (PDIS)
During the International Cybersecurity Forum (FIC), which begins today, Sopra Steria was one of the first companies to receive the qualification of Security Incident Detection Service Provider (PDIS), granted by the ANSSI, the French National Information System Security Agency. As a trusted cyber partner committed to comprehensive cybersecurity for Operators of Essential Services (OES), Sopra Steria was already qualified as an ISS Audit Service Provider (PASSI).

 

With cyber-threats more dangerous and impactful than ever, countries have been taking initiatives over the last few years to address the resilience of critical infrastructure and protect national sovereignty. Since 2013, the Military Planning Law (LPM) in France has required that OESs implement measures to ensure the security of information systems of vital importance (SIIV).

 

ANSSI and PDIS SOC qualifications

 
ANSSI assists these OESs in their compliance efforts and ensures the law enforcement. OESs are obligated to work with independent trusted service providers for the critical phases of their SIIV’ cybersecurity. To qualify these service providers, ANSSI has created demanding standards, including the PDIS standard for security incident detection.

 

The PDIS standard requires a sufficient level of human, technical, and organisational resources mobilised to detect security incidents and comply with the best SOC (Security Operations Centre) practices. The role of this SOC is to prevent, detect, and handle security incidents, focusing on remediation actions.


Sopra Steria is one of France's SOC leaders

 
Sopra Steria works with large clients from “vitally important” sectors, such as Aeronautics, Energy, Banking, Transportation, and Defence. Sopra Steria has therefore chosen to invest in providing services that are compliant with ANSSI standards and requirements. Sopra Steria has been involved with ANSSI for more than 3 years throughout the process of creating the PDIS standard, and implemented this standard in its SOC operations during the testing phase.
 
 Sopra Steria's PDIS SOC is a security incident detection service that is 100% outsourced to its cybersecurity centre in Toulouse. It meets PDIS requirements in terms of SOC activities, service security, governance, and analyst skill. Sopra Steria uses GCAP probes from Gatewatcher, a cyber threat detection specialist that already works with several OESs.
 
 « Our clients benefit directly from a trusted service based on an isolated IS hosted in Sopra Steria's datacenters, guaranteeing a high level of security. They maintain full visibility on this IS, even when compromised, » explained Jean-Philippe Cassard, PDIS qualification manager at Sopra Steria.
 
 Sopra Steria brings all of its expertise to this service, defining and implementing a detection strategy that matches the client's organisational cyber risk profile and handling security incidents 24/7.

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Sopra Steria stands out among the first three companies to receive the qualification of Security Incident Detection Service Provider (PDIS)

Jan 22, 2019, 16:25 PM
Title* : Sopra Steria stands out among the first three companies to receive the qualification of Security Incident Detection Service Provider (PDIS)
During the International Cybersecurity Forum (FIC), which begins today, Sopra Steria was one of the first companies to receive the qualification of Security Incident Detection Service Provider (PDIS), granted by the ANSSI, the French National Information System Security Agency. As a trusted cyber partner committed to comprehensive cybersecurity for Operators of Essential Services (OES), Sopra Steria was already qualified as an ISS Audit Service Provider (PASSI).

 

With cyber-threats more dangerous and impactful than ever, countries have been taking initiatives over the last few years to address the resilience of critical infrastructure and protect national sovereignty. Since 2013, the Military Planning Law (LPM) in France has required that OESs implement measures to ensure the security of information systems of vital importance (SIIV).

 

ANSSI and PDIS SOC qualifications

 
ANSSI assists these OESs in their compliance efforts and ensures the law enforcement. OESs are obligated to work with independent trusted service providers for the critical phases of their SIIV’ cybersecurity. To qualify these service providers, ANSSI has created demanding standards, including the PDIS standard for security incident detection.

 

The PDIS standard requires a sufficient level of human, technical, and organisational resources mobilised to detect security incidents and comply with the best SOC (Security Operations Centre) practices. The role of this SOC is to prevent, detect, and handle security incidents, focusing on remediation actions.


Sopra Steria is one of France's SOC leaders

 
Sopra Steria works with large clients from “vitally important” sectors, such as Aeronautics, Energy, Banking, Transportation, and Defence. Sopra Steria has therefore chosen to invest in providing services that are compliant with ANSSI standards and requirements. Sopra Steria has been involved with ANSSI for more than 3 years throughout the process of creating the PDIS standard, and implemented this standard in its SOC operations during the testing phase.
 
 Sopra Steria's PDIS SOC is a security incident detection service that is 100% outsourced to its cybersecurity centre in Toulouse. It meets PDIS requirements in terms of SOC activities, service security, governance, and analyst skill. Sopra Steria uses GCAP probes from Gatewatcher, a cyber threat detection specialist that already works with several OESs.
 
 « Our clients benefit directly from a trusted service based on an isolated IS hosted in Sopra Steria's datacenters, guaranteeing a high level of security. They maintain full visibility on this IS, even when compromised, » explained Jean-Philippe Cassard, PDIS qualification manager at Sopra Steria.
 
 Sopra Steria brings all of its expertise to this service, defining and implementing a detection strategy that matches the client's organisational cyber risk profile and handling security incidents 24/7.

Tags :
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