According to ANSSI definitions,
- Multi-level interconnection: interconnection between a classified information system and an unclassified information system or a system with a different classification level.
- Multi-domain interconnection: interconnection between information systems with the same classification level or equivalent classifications (Secret <> NATO Secret).
| Logic | Data-Centric Security | Zero Trust |
| Key point | Data | Access |
| Key questions | Who can use this data and how | Who is attempting to access it and can they be trusted? |
| Approach | Intrinsic protection and information | Constant identity and context control |
| What does this mean for secure gateways | The gateway protects the data itself (classification, encryption, distribution control), regardless of the network. | The gateway does not trust any traffic by default and systematically verifies identity and context. |
Our solutions cover 90% of ANSSI requirements. The remaining 10% relate to the customer's organizational requirements.
It is supported by the industrial expertise and facilities of our Aix-en-Provence defense site.

