🔒 The General Security Framework (RGS) in a nutshell
The RGS is a reference framework established by the French government to ensure security, reliability, and trust in the digital services used by public administrations, businesses, and citizens.
It defines a set of technical and organizational requirements designed to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, availability, and traceability of data processed by information systems.
In short, it’s a mark of digital trust: a service that complies with the RGS is one that effectively protects its users’ data.
✅ An important milestone for the DataGrandLyon platform and our OneGeo Suite solution
We are proud to announce that the Grand Lyon Metropolitan digital data exchange platform has received RGS certification, with a customized cyber index of 3.3/5.
We relied on the MonServiceSécurisé platform, provided by ANSSI, to support us throughout the process.
This evaluation demonstrates our strong commitment to cybersecurity and our adherence to best practices defined by public authorities.
🚀 What’s next?
This result is a great recognition, but also an invitation to go further.
Following this certification, together with the Grand Lyon teams, we identified several areas for improvement that we will be implementing soon to further strengthen:
- the security of our infrastructure,
- the ongoing awareness training for our teams,
- and the regular monitoring of our security indicators.
Cybersecurity is a collective and ongoing effort.
We remain fully committed to providing our users with a platform that is ever more secure, transparent, and compliant with the highest standards.
