2024-04-03 20:24:37
Thomas Gayet, Scovery: The availability and integration of a European rating into company decisions is becoming a strategic issue
During the InCyber Forum, Scovery presented its external cyber rating solution which provides an assessment of the cybersecurity posture of any company, immediately, and with continuous updating. Thomas Gayet, CEO of Scovery, believes that in a context of geopolitical divides where cybersecurity will take on increasing importance, particularly in contracts, the availability and integration of a European rating into company decisions becomes an issue. strategic.
Global Security Mag: What did you present at the InCyber Forum 2024?
Thomas Gayet: We presented Scovery’s external cyber rating solution, which allows you to obtain an assessment of the cybersecurity posture of any company, immediately, and with continuous updating.
Our solution contributes to the assessment and management of Cybersecurity risks, whether it involves detecting them, deepening their analysis or remediating them; all this for a fraction of the cost of traditional audits and risk assessments.
Global Security Mag: What are the strong points of the solutions that you presented on this occasion?
Thomas Gayet: The innovative technology implemented by Scovery makes it possible to create and continuously monitor a reliable digital footprint of millions of companies to ensure relevant evaluations and reliable ratings.
Our offering thus makes it possible to identify vulnerabilities or security weaknesses, as well as to manage risks linked to third parties, by creating supplier rating portfolios. This solution therefore contributes to strengthening Cybersecurity hygiene and a permanent control approach, which has now become essential.
Global Security Mag: Have you or will you integrate AI technologies into your solutions?
Thomas Gayet: AI in different forms is essential in any project today, and represents a great opportunity by making the resolution of challenges accessible in an industrial and automated way. At Scovery, AI processes are implemented at various levels, from contributing to the creation or validation of code to improving the overall quality of our cybersecurity assessments at an industrial level.
Global Security Mag: What are your impressions of this edition?
Thomas Gayet: The inCyber 2024 Forum was a good year! Lots of exciting meetings with our prospects, customers, partners and key players in the Cyber field. Innovation was well represented, with many startups offering original solutions and responding to the new challenges of Cybersecurity players: processing large volumes of data, automating processes, freeing Cyber experts from repetitive tasks so that they can make the best use of their skills.
Global Security Mag: What message do you want to send to CISOs?
Thomas Gayet: Cybersecurity is confirmed as a subject of major interest among all stakeholders, awaiting proof of confidence to support digital uses. At the heart of this system, the CISO must therefore combine security objectives and the dynamic integration of more and more third party players into its Information System. The implementation of a permanent control approach to the company’s risks and those of its suppliers and partners is therefore a key mechanism to respond to this challenge.
In a context of geopolitical divides where cybersecurity will take on increasing importance, particularly in contracts, the availability and integration of a European rating in company decisions becomes a strategic issue.
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