Orange Cyberdefense exec on rivaling the IT services giants
After building a leader in cybersecurity services through acquiring two of Europe’s largest independent players, Thomas Gourgeon discusses the difficulties of integrating the firms during COVID-19, and plans for the future
Orange's double swoop on two of Europe's largest independent cybersecurity outfits in 2019 saw the creation of a new European-born cybersecurity force to rival the globe's largest players coming from the...
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