ARC DATA SHIELD, a provider of cybersecurity solutions, and CYBER ICS, a firm specialising in cybersecurity consultancy and auditing, have announced a strategic partnership to strengthen security in the industrial sector.
In an era of increasing digitalisation, the security of industrial systems has become a top priority. Cybersecurity incidents in industrial environments can have disastrous consequences, resulting in considerable financial losses and jeopardising both personal safety and the survival of businesses.
With this in mind, ARC DATA SHIELD and CYBER ICS are combining their expertise to offer a comprehensive industrial security solution.
“This partnership between ARC DATA SHIELD and CYBER ICS marks a major milestone in our shared
commitment to industrial security. Together, we will be able to provide advanced security solutions tailored
to the specific needs of each client. We are confident that our collaboration will strengthen
the protection of industrial systems and contribute to the long-term sustainability of our clients’ operations,” explains Arnaud
COMBIER, Chairman of ARC DATA SHIELD.
By joining forces, ARC DATA SHIELD and CYBER ICS are creating a powerful alliance dedicated to industrial security
. Their collaboration will enable the development of integrated solutions that combine best
practices in IT security with the protection of industrial control systems. Customers of ARC DATA
SHIELD and CYBER ICS will benefit from this collaboration by gaining access to combined expertise, cutting-edge solutions
and enhanced technical support.
According to Romain ALLAIN, Director of CYBER ICS, “the products offered by ARC DATA SHIELD enhance the
security of companies’ industrial assets, whilst remaining accessible and relevant. The ARC DATA
SHIELD team offers a high level of expertise and their values align with our own. We are delighted
to be working alongside ARC DATA SHIELD towards our shared goal of helping companies secure
their industrial systems with high-quality products that are 100 per cent French-made.”