Orange Cyberdefense, the French telecommunications operator’s cybersecurity subsidiary, announced Monday the purchase of two Swiss computer security companies, SCRT and Telsys. Following the November 8 acquisition, the amount of which was not disclosed, Orange Cyberdefense says it owns the entire capital of SCRT and Telsys, which are jointly headquartered in Morges, near Lausanne, in French-speaking Switzerland.
These “two sister companies– Telsys, being part of SCRT since 2020, has a total of about 100 employeescyber security experts and related services equally distributed in Geneva and Bern offices“, Orange’s press release details. This move demonstrates Orange Group’s desire to grow its cyber security subsidiary operating in nine countries to make it “European leaderof the field.
this one”later increases“his profession”knowledge of the cyber threat as well as the uniqueness of its strike power in terms of ethical hacking (ethical hacking with no malicious intent, editor’s note)“, it is emphasized. In the Cyber Security Market”growing at over 10% annuallyOrange Cyberdefense, which claims 8,500 customers, has set itself the goal of reaching a turnover of one billion euros by 2023.
Source: Le Figaro
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