AI isn't inventing a new kind of cybersecurity. It's speeding everything up, attack and defense alike, and humans need to stay in control. That was the thesis that emerged from an after-work event held on September 22 by EFREI Bordeaux and CEFCYS Nouvelle-Aquitaine (a French association for women in cybersecurity): two talks and a panel on tomorrow's cyber talent. But the idea deserves to be pushed further. AI is no longer just one more tool in the kit. It is reshaping offens

We tend to treat digital sovereignty as a matter for governments. The debate revolves around European regulation, public investment, critical infrastructure and geopolitical tension, with companies cast as bystanders who will eventually adapt to whatever framework emerges above them. That reading is misleading. Sovereignty is also decided in investment committees, at the moment an organisation selects a cloud provider, a collaboration platform, a security solution or an AI mo

For years, enterprise digital transformation revolved around a single keyword: the cloud. And with it, from the very start, an inseparable subject: security. Those who lived through those migrations remember the debates around hybrid architectures, access policies, and security by design in hosting infrastructures. It was never a secondary concern. It was already a question of control. Today, that chapter is largely behind us. Organizations have migrated their infrastructures