Trust & Security

Today, digital life is an integral part of our routines. But without security, this new component becomes a threat to our personal data, the normal operation of businesses, and the confidentiality of communications.

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The Trust & Security lab designs tools suited to the new challenges of cybersecurity: Preventing and detecting data leaks, isolating machines and virtualized networks, authenticating people and terminals.

Its work is guided by legal skills to anticipate changes to local, national, and international law frameworks so that it can offer suitable solutions. Ultimately, the laboratory’s goal is to offer transparent but tangible security, so that the Internet can become a trusted space.

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Gaëtan Le Guelvouit

Trust & Security lab Manager

With our expertise in data protection, we can secure sensitive assets no matter where they are or what paths they take.
products & services
Terminal authentication - teaser produit - bcom b<>com Serenity

Multi-factor authentication using device fingerprinting

Tag_camera b<>com Tag

*Tag* protects images that protect you

Ultra marker - teaser fiche produit - bcom b<>com Ultra Marker

Video forensic watermarking

scientific publications

06.16.2020

On an Access Control Model enhancement for the 5G System

The realization of communication services over 5G needs resource sharing as a way to achieve network coverage. To do so, it is necessary to consider security access mechanisms to regulate how interconnections are made. The existing models do not address all the needs inherent to the 5G architecture, such as access control mechanisms, multi-tenancy, multi-domain and multiple security levels. This…

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05.18.2020

Guess Who ?" Large-Scale Data-Centric Study of the Adequacy of Browser Fingerprints for Web Authentication

Browser fingerprinting consists in collecting attributes from a web browser to build a browser fingerprint. In this work, we assess the adequacy of browser fingerprints as an authentication factor, on a dataset of 4,145,408 fingerprints composed of 216 attributes. It was collected throughout 6 months from a population of general browsers. We identify, formalize, and assess the properties for…

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