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Jean-François Audenard

Within Orange Business Services, I'm in charge of securing our cloud computing solutions and services. I'm the passionate kind and only look at things this way: no 50/50 for me, I'm an engaged and engaging blogger, I like to go off the beaten track. Sincerity is my tone and optimism and voluntarism my two engines.

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surf anonymously on your iPhone or Android phone using Tor

published on 2012/03/06 by Jean-François Audenard

You can now browse the Web anonymously on your smartphone. Windows, Linux and Mac users have been able to browse anonymously for a decade by using the onion router (Tor) network. By using the "Tor Browser Bundle" it's really easy to set up. And this capability is now available on some smartphones....

surf anonymously on your iPhone or Android phone using Tor

homomorphic encryption: a giant in the clouds

published on 2011/12/27 by Jean-François Audenard

Data privacy in the cloud is an important topic: In order to meet the needs of "secured data all the time" (ie, both during the transfer of data to the cloud and while in use within the cloud), homomorphic encryption is the answer to the question. The Microsoft research laboratory in cloud cryptography recently announced that it made a step forward towards that holy grail....

homomorphic encryption: a giant in the clouds

choosing an email address for security incidents

published on 2011/12/13 by Jean-François Audenard

All organizations are susceptible to potential IT attacks. Email is the most common method used for contacting the team in charge of handling security incidents. How can a company set this email address so that it's easy to remember and can serve as an efficient means of communication for anyone, especially people outside the organization?...

choosing an email address for security incidents

corporate Twitter accounts: protect your image!

published on 2011/11/22 by Jean-François Audenard

No, President Barack Obama is not dead and there was no attack in New York. Protecting a company's twitter account has become essential as in case of compromise its image could take a hit....

corporate Twitter accounts: protect your image!

So, you're on Krebs' RSA list?

published on 2011/10/27 by Jean-François Audenard

There's been a bit of panic since Brian Krebs published a list of businesses or their networks that had connections with servers believed to be involved in the RSA breach. So what does this mean for your organization?...