Politico reports France’s government will “ban” non-European videoconferencing software like Teams
According to Politico, a notice will tell state officials to instead use the “secure and sovereign” French-made Visio platform. > David Amiel, Minister Delegate for the Civil Service and State Reform, announces the generalization of “Visio”, a tool developed by the Interministerial Directorate for Digital Affairs (DINUM), to all State services by 2027. The objective: to put an end to the use of non-European solution…
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