Digital technology and cybersecurity: a summer full of challenges
Between the censorship under the Digital Majority Act and massive data breaches, the government is struggling to live up to its claim of being a trusted third party
David Lacombled
President of La villa numeris, an independent think tank promoting a European digital model that affirms the primacy of the human being
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