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Cyber revue · Governance & the human factor
Edition of 9 October 2026 · No. 152Independent pressGran Canaria · Bilingual FR·EN
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TPE/PME
6 analyses on this topic, from the most recent to the oldest.
LeadershipParliament has never been your CISOOn 6 October 2026, the French National Assembly pulled from its agenda the bill that is meant to transpose NIS2, two years after the deadline set by Brussels. Within the hour, professional networks were calling it a disaster for small and medium businesses, abandoned by politicians who are not doing their job. Not one of the measures that law will require needs it in order to be applied on Monday morning.
Artificial IntelligenceVibe coding must not become the Wild WestVibe coding is brilliant, but most developers overlook two things that, without their knowing it, sink projects: compliance and security. How to ship AI-based applications that actually hold up.
CybersecurityCybersecurity: small businesses are not ready. And it will cost them.Talk to five owners of small businesses and you get the picture: cybersecurity is still a vague, distant, almost abstract idea. As long as no ransomware freezes the screen of Chantal in accounting, everyone carries on as before.
EconomyAI in tourism: connected to everything... except the reality of the risks?Tourism is rushing into generative AI: customer service, CRM, booking engine. It gets plugged into everything, but into no framework at all. Notes from an audit, and the risks almost nobody is looking at.
CybersecurityWhy French SMEs are still stuck in 1980 (and why that's partly their own fault)Let me be blunt: you can't ask cybersecurity to move forward if some companies refuse to leave the minitel behind. And that's exactly what we still see today in most French SMEs. Yes, threats are evolving.
EconomyAnother attack on family holding companies? How long are we going to keep flying blind?Once again, France is going after the people who build, pass things on and organise.
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