Tag Archives: security
Microelectronics: a vital part of critical systems
Paul-Vincent Bonzom, Director of Bull’s microelectronics practice, highlights the importance of microelectronics in ensuring that critical systems are both secure and reliable.
SFR and Bull to implement a Cloud computing infrastructure for France and Europe
Initiative. Bull expands its Le cloud by Bull™ offering and invests with telecoms operator SFR and FSN (the French National Fund for a Digital Society), to create a secure Cloud services provider operating at a European level that will guarantee the security, confidentiality and close local proximity of information.
Bull awarded Qualified Security Assessor status by the PCI-SSC
Thanks to this certification, Bull will be able to support its customers throughout the cycle of compliance with the PCI-DSS standard that protects people’s banking data.
sphone: security in mind
Developed by Bull subsidiary Time Reversal Communications, sphone provides integrated protection against theft of the device, tapping of voice calls or texts, and data theft or snooping.
RATP chose the SafeKit high availability and load balancing solution for the centralized control room of line 1 of the Paris subway.
Transport operator RATP has chosen Bull Evidian’s SafeKit to ensure high availability of the critical applications in its centralized control room on line 1 of the Paris Metro.
Bull: helping to craft DIRISI’s modernization
Defense. The only secure IT operator for the French Ministry of Defense, DIRISI (the Inter-Forces Networks, Infrastructure and Information Systems Directorate), is drawing on Bull’s IT operations expertise under a framework contract, which enables it to effectively combine agility and expertise while still following the strict rules governing public procurement.
Danger in cyber-space
Executive opinion. The Internet ubiquity, hungry demand for mobility and rise of the Cloud are breaking protective barriers in cyber-space, where ever more sophisticated and hidden dangers have increasingly serious consequences. Philippe Duluc, Director of Bull’s security activities, explores this evolution and runs through some basic principles of cyber-security as we enter the age of the Cloud.
Bull LiberTP brings legacy applications into the age of Cloud computing
Bull has today launched LiberTP, a software solution designed to rapidly modernize corporate legacy applications. A next-generation transaction processing monitor, LiberTP enables enterprises to easily port their transaction processing applications to an open environment, giving themselves room to maneuver – both technically and financially – when it comes to developing new projects.
Innovation: the key to a sustainable future
Editorial. Philippe Vannier, Bull’s CEO, stresses how new technologies are fundamentally important to economic renewal accompanied by sustainable growth. This month, two major achievements – the Petascale supercomputer, Helios, and the LiberTP innovative transaction processing monitor – have reaffirmed Bull’s position as a trusted partner in this future of innovation.
Axis Aerospace & Technologies and Bull sign MoU in homeland security and electronic warfare
Bull and Axis Aerospace & Technologies – one of India’s leading aeronautical and defense companies – have signed an agreement to cooperate on electronic warfare technologies.
s+c moves towards virtualization with bullion
German, family-owned corporation Schmidt + Clemens (s+c) is using two bullion servers to virtualize 200 workstations. And that’s just for starters…
Docapost DPS gains ISO 27001 thanks to Bull
Security
Following a risk analysis carried out by experts from Bull’s security consulting team, Docapost DPS (part of the French Post Office) has achieved ISO 27001 certification for its information security management system: clearly demonstrating its perfect understanding of the security challenges involved in its paperless processing services.
Business-focused infrastructure at Ricoh
Documentation management specialists Ricoh have called on Bull to align their infrastructure with the demands of their business. On the menu: virtualization, storage and security.
The four facets of the digital revolution
Trends
Matthew Foxton, Executive VP Strategy and Marketing at Bull, takes an in-depth look at what Gartner believes to be the IT second era. And he identifies four key trends that will characterize 2012: the need for huge processing power, ‘as a service’ delivery, business computing and security requirements. Four areas where Bull is well placed to help.
Bull has acquired Time Reversal Communications
Bull has acquired Time Reversal Communications
The enterprise Cloud: taking a more mature shape
Philippe Miltin – Executive VP – Computing Solutions
Nowadays, Cloud computing is often called as the ‘third wave’ of business computing, following the era of mainframes in the 1970s and distributed computing in the 1980s and 90s.
Le cloud by Bull covers the entire Cloud value chain, to provide step-by-step, cohesive support.
Allianz Africa won over by virtualization
Allianz Africa won over by virtualization.
Networks in the age of the data center revolution
Jean-François Tourneix – Director of the Networks and Security Pre-Sales
Jean-François took over as Director of the Networks and Security Pre-Sales team in mid-2007, having spent several years with Bull Export developing sales of network solutions and building partnerships with network makers. He is a graduate of the University Paris XIII-Evry, with a degree in Industrial Computing.








