Numeum launches Cyber4Tomorrow, a platform to democratize cybersecurity

Supported by Campus Cyber and the GIP "Action Against Cybermalveillance," the site offers a comprehensive catalog of actionable initiatives for professionals, researchers, and citizens. On October 14, 2024, France launched Cyber4Tomorrow, a site aimed at democratizing cybersecurity. The platform serves as a catalog of concrete actions, "directly actionable" by professionals, institutions, researchers, students, or everyday citizens.

Incubated in the “Commons Studio” at Campus Cyber, Cyber4Tomorrow offers free access to all resources. For each action, the site outlines the target audience, required skills, estimated time commitment, and a summary of objectives. The Cyber4Tomorrow catalog is divided into three sections:

“CyberSustainability” focuses on actions aimed at reducing the ecological impact of cybersecurity practices;
“CyberCitizenship” raises awareness among citizens and businesses about responsible online behavior;
“CyberSpecialist” seeks to democratize access to cybersecurity professions, promoting diversity in the field.

The public interest group (GIP) “Action Against Cybermalveillance” (GIP ACYMA), which runs the Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr site, has signed a partnership with Numeum. This collaboration is reflected in the inclusion of an educational resource on Cyber4Tomorrow, written by the GIP, offering ten recommendations to combat cyber risks.

“We must raise the level of cyber maturity among our citizens to collectively protect ourselves better,” summarizes Nolwenn Le Ster, President of Numeum’s cybersecurity commission.