Wallix publishes cybersecurity guide for ministries, aligned with 2026-2030 strategy
The cybersecurity software publisher makes available to ministries an operational guide linking the objectives of the national 2026-2030 roadmap to concrete means of implementation.
This publication is part of the State's digital security strategy, in a context marked by several cyberattacks targeting public administrations.
A guide based on the 2026-2030 roadmap
Wallix (Euronext ALLIX), a European cybersecurity software publisher specialized in identity and access management (IAM) and privileged account governance (PAM), published on September 9, 2026 its operational guide entitled "From Digital Security to State Use", intended for ministries.
This guide is part of the implementation of the State's digital security roadmap. Published on April 9, 2026, the latter sets 40 actions for ministries distributed across ten chapters, with specific deadlines.
According to the press release, nearly 40% of actions focus on issues at the core of Wallix's expertise: the control of identities, access and privileges. For each of these actions, the guide clarifies the objective and the means of its implementation.
Strong authentication and traceability at the heart of implementation
The covered actions focus in particular on the control of access rights, the administration of systems based on strong authentication, and traceability intended for SOCs (Security Operations Centers) and CSIRTs (Computer Security Incident Response Teams) at the ministerial level. Among the priorities is multi-factor authentication (MFA), for which the roadmap provides for implementation for all information systems administrators by December 31, 2026 (action 7.A).
Jean-Noël de Galzain, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wallix, stated: "Meeting the deadlines of 2026 and 2027 is an imperative, but we look further. Wallix's commitment embraces the entire national strategy 2026-2030, until ministries achieve greater autonomy and strengthen their digital sovereignty."
The guide will be presented at the 12th edition of the Summer Universities of Cybersecurity and Trusted Cloud, organized by Hexatrust on September 10, 2026 at Station F, in Paris.
