Headquarters
Paris, France
Website
www.orangecyberdefense.com
Founded
2016
Parent organization
Orange Group
CEO
Hugues Foulon
Cybersecurity professionals
More than 3,300
Customers
Approximately 50,000 worldwide
Key industries
Healthcare, manufacturing, banking and insurance, and the public sector
Core services
- Security advisory and assessments
- Threat intelligence
- Technology integration
- Managed security
- Managed detection and response
- Incident response
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER HIGHLIGHT
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Security teams have plenty of information competing for their attention. The challenge is determining which threats pose the greatest risk to their organizations and where to focus limited resources. Orange Cyberdefense places threat intelligence at the center of that decision-making process, combining research, technical expertise and managed services to help customers turn information into action.
The cybersecurity arm of Orange Group supports approximately 50,000 customers worldwide. Its services span the full threat lifecycle, from identifying vulnerabilities and strengthening defenses to detecting attacks, responding to incidents and supporting recovery.
Turning intelligence into practical protection
Orange Cyberdefense draws on approximately 500 threat intelligence sources and the experience of more than 3,300 cybersecurity professionals to understand current and emerging threats. That intelligence helps its teams distinguish meaningful risks from noise, prioritize weaknesses and tailor protection to each customer’s environment.
The goal is to make security decisions more useful to the business. Assessments and advisory services help customers identify gaps, evaluate security maturity and direct investments toward the risks that matter most. Continuous monitoring and response services help them act when those risks become active threats.
That approach extends across traditional IT and industrial environments, including cloud services, networks, identities, applications and operational technology.
Managing complexity across the security stack
For many organizations, improving security also means getting more value from technologies they already own. Orange Cyberdefense integrates, tunes and manages security tools, supporting customers that want to retain existing platforms as well as those seeking to consolidate their security stacks.
Its services accommodate vendor-specific and technology-agnostic environments, giving customers flexibility in how they build and operate their defenses. Delegating tool management and monitoring can also ease the workload on internal teams, allowing them to devote more attention to business priorities.
Orange Cyberdefense supports those services through 36 detection centers worldwide, with local expertise in 12 countries and operations across 21 locations. That combination helps the company address global threats while accounting for customers’ local operational, regulatory and sovereignty requirements.
Executive perspective
“Our value proposition is simple: intelligence, expertise and tailored security services that help you reduce complexity, make informed investments and build a more resilient business.”
Hugues Foulon, CEO, Orange Cyberdefense
Building resilience beyond detection
Detecting an attack is one part of keeping a business running. Orange Cyberdefense also helps customers prepare for disruption through incident readiness, crisis management, digital forensics, business continuity and backup and restore support.
Its incident response capabilities connect day-to-day security operations with the work required to contain an attack and recover. Customers can draw on that expertise before an incident to improve preparedness and during a crisis to support response and recovery decisions.
Across those services, Orange Cyberdefense places people at the core of its approach. Threat intelligence and security platforms provide essential information, while multidisciplinary experts help customers interpret it, choose a course of action and strengthen their ability to withstand the next threat.
