Loading…
Independent press · Cybersecurity, governance & the human factorSearchNewsletterThe book ▸EN · FR
Cyber revue · Governance & the human factor
Edition of 27 June 2026 · No. 140Independent pressGran Canaria · Bilingual FR·EN
Topic
Facteur humain
18 analyses on this topic, from the most recent to the oldest.
Artificial IntelligenceAttachment to an AI is not a quirk, it is a vulnerabilityAn AI director at Disney speaks to his software assistant as if to his son, and has handed it the rights to act in his place. The debate mocked the feeling and never saw the rights. Yet both vulnerabilities are dangerous, each in its own way.
CybersecurityAI and chatbots tell you you're right. That's the worst service they can do you.Chatbots are built to tell you you're right. Researchers at MIT have shown that even a perfectly rational reasoner falls into the trap. When your job is to spot what's wrong, that's a problem.
SocietyThe European Commission hacked: when the regulator becomes proof of what it denounces340 GB of data exfiltrated, 30 European entities hit, DKIM keys in the wild. The European Commission that drafts NIS 2, the Cyber Resilience Act and the cybersolidarity regulation has just proven, at its own expense, that directives do not…
SocietyReCyF, backdoors and USB sticks: France in cybersecurity, between clarity and anachronismFrance produces a cyber framework of international quality while being incapable of passing the law that makes it applicable, because the DGSI wants to read your Signal messages. And the framework itself illustrates human risk with a USB stick in 2026.
CybersecurityA fake Google Meet button, and your PC no longer belongs to youGoogle Meet tells you an update is required to keep using the service. The page is clean, in Google's colors, with a clearly visible "Update now" button. You click. No file downloads.
CybersecurityFICOBA: 1.2 million bank accounts exposed. So now what?FICOBA is the national register of bank and similar accounts. Created in 1971, it lists every account opened at French banking institutions: current accounts, savings accounts, securities accounts, rented safe-deposit boxes.
SpiritualityYoga and cybersecurity: attention as the first line of defenseWe have grown used to talking about cybersecurity as a technical subject. And of course it is technical; but what if we learned to talk about it like yoga?
CybersecurityNew year: what are your cybersecurity resolutions?The new year gives us a chance to ask ourselves a simple, honest question about cybersecurity: am I ready for the digital world as it is today, or as I wish it were?
PoliticsAmine Kessaci: a cry from the heart of the northern districts, a call to collective conscienceIn the narrow streets of Frais-Vallon, where the tarmac still seems to carry the echoes of a shared childhood, I grew up just a few metres from where Amine Kessaci was born.
CybersecurityInfostealers: the silent threat you feed without knowing itThere are cyberattacks you never see coming. No flashy virus, no ransom messages, no brutal crash. Just a simple infostealer
PoliticsUSB stick and state silence: digital complacency has struck againSalah Abdeslam, convicted for the November 13 attacks, was taken into police custody for illegally possessing... a USB stick in prison.
EconomyAI doesn't replace us, it weakens us... if we let itWhat if AI didn't make us stupid... but forced us to become smarter?
LeadershipIt's not a question of motivation. It's a question of decision.People often ask me how I manage so many things at once. Work, family, music, sport, talks, articles, public speaking, threat watch, reading, meetings, passing it on…, And the answer almost always disappoints…
CybersecurityTraining executives in cybersecurity? Fine. But not like this.Today, some top business schools pride themselves on adding a cybersecurity module to their management programmes. EM Lyon, HEC, ESCP: they have all understood that digital security is now a strategic subject. Good.
PsychologyClear brain, dense life: toward a mental hygiene for the 21st centuryWe complain of being tired, distracted, overwhelmed. But look closely and we treat ourselves like machines. Notifications in bursts. Task switching every 12 seconds.
Artificial IntelligenceBack from Barcelona: AI, crisis and leadershipI spent a few days in Barcelona running a workshop on AI and crisis management in cybersecurity. A packed room, very different profiles, and one shared observation: the fog. Too much information, too many tools, not enough bearings.
LeadershipLeadership and chaos: 5 mistakes we always see in a cyber crisisThere are moments when everything speeds up. An alert goes off. A service collapses. Nothing responds anymore. And then everyone turns to "management".
CybersecurityCyberpsychology and power: how emotions are manipulatedNot a week goes by without talk of "manipulation": in the media, on social networks, through AI, in political campaigns or information crises.
Newsletter
Don't miss the next analysis