Helping industry to take control of the new digital technologies
Industrial equipment fleet management
Manufacturers: get your industrial equipment connected!
Analyse the functional data of your machines and their state of health in order to better understand how they are used in the operating phase. Leverage this to develop your product plan and propose new features, contracts, and connected services to your customers.
Industrial monitoring
Optimise the performance of your industrial sites!
Collect and analyse all key data from one or more of your production units courtesy of our industrial monitoring SaaS solutions. Optimise your energy consumption and reduce your operating and/or maintenance costs. View the state of health of your equipment in real time and be alerted in the event of any problems arising.
Industrial cybersecurity
Secure your production facilities!
Analyse the cybersecurity risks for your industrial infrastructures in order to stave off any threats. Protect your equipment, your networks, and your data thanks to the actions of our industrial cybersecurity experts and avoid any shutdown to your production in the event of an attack.
Mastering the new digital technologies in the service of industry
DATIVE is an internal startup incubated within the innovation BU of the Gérard Perrier Industrie Group. DATIVE has set itself up as a publisher and integrator specialised in industrial digital transformation, and in particular the deployment of Web and Cloud technologies.
DATIVE is able to draw on the skills of a high-calibre team, with the objective of exploiting industrial data in a concrete, innovative, and fully secure way.
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Mastery of industrial processes in many sectors of activity thanks to our position within the Gérard Perrier Industrie (GPI) Group.
- Mountain
- Energy
- Food industry
- Oil & Gas
- Aeronautics
- Pharmaceuticals
- Chemicals
- Packaging…
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The CER Directive (Critical Entities Resilience), adopted by the European Union in December 2022, establishes a crucial regulatory framework to strengthen the resilience of critical entities against various threats such as cyberattacks, pandemics, and natural disasters. Replacing an earlier directive, it broadens its scope to better protect vital infrastructures that support not only the economy but also the security and well-being of European citizens. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the directive’s implications, objectives, and requirements, offering a clear overview of its impact on organizations and public administrations.
The General Security Regulation for Information Systems (RGS) is a normative framework established to ensure a high level of security for the information systems of French public administrations. Version 2 (RGS V2), the latest update, strengthens this objective by incorporating technical and organizational evolutions tailored to current threats. This article offers a comprehensive overview of the standard, its key requirements, practical applications, and its critical role in the field of industrial cybersecurity, including within essential sectors such as industry.
Industry 4.0 is transforming production processes through connected technologies. This evolution enhances the efficiency and flexibility of industrial chains. However, industrial systems are exposed to new threats, highlighting the challenges of industrial cybersecurity. In 2024, 43% of French organizations experienced at least one successful cyberattack. These attacks aim to disrupt operations, steal data, or compromise the security of critical infrastructures. In the face of these growing risks, implementing appropriate cybersecurity strategies becomes essential. This article outlines the main industrial cybersecurity challenges. It presents the risks, impacts, and solutions to strengthen the security of industrial infrastructures.
Critical infrastructures are essential to the smooth running of our modern societies. A failure or targeted attack against these systems could have disastrous consequences. From major economic disruption to threats to public safety. Given the increase in cyber-attacks targeting these infrastructures, industrial cyber-security plays a central role in protecting them. It is based on a set of strict standards and regulations. These aim to strengthen the resilience of industrial systems in the face of digital threats. This report describes the cybersecurity challenges facing critical infrastructures and the main threats they face. It also describes the technical solutions put in place to ensure their protection.