As digital transformation accelerates, so too are geopolitical instability and disinformation. This makes cyberspace a breeding ground for crime. To take advantage of digital technology while avoiding its abuses, we need to create trust by protecting systems and the people who use and benefit from them.
Our mission: to build a safer digital society
As a trusted partner, we’re committed to helping our customers adopt new digital uses while dealing with the constantly evolving risks and threats.
This also means keeping users secure by supporting various companies, organizations and institutions, as well as by protecting individuals against cybercrime threats.
With this in mind, our dedicated cybersecurity subsidiary brings together our expertise in the field by offering an end-to-end value proposition adapted to today’s digital security challenges.
Orange Cyberdefense, a leader in cybersecurity
Orange Cyberdefense employs 3,100 experts to keep users safe online, taking a predictive approach to threats through a combination of specialist know-how, technology, and cybercrime intelligence capabilities. This helps us design and deliver the right cybersecurity services to support customers throughout the threat lifecycle. With a European heritage and global presence, teams work with customers and users from several offices in 12 countries: Belgium, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Morocco, the Netherlands, Norway, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
Key to success lies the ability to collect and analyze threat intelligence. This “Cyber Threat Intelligence” approach helps to identify cybercriminals, understand how they operate, examine the tools they use, and determine the vulnerabilities they might exploit.
These intelligence capabilities have been developed by more than 250 researchers working across our operations centers. Each year, they compile the main findings of their research in the Security Navigator report.
This annual study delves into the heart of attacks - from the dark web to hacktivist operations - and deciphers the mechanisms of cybercrime. It also presents concrete solutions for improving threat detection, risk analysis and business continuity. In particular, the 2025 edition highlights that the term “vulnerability management” no longer corresponds to the reality of small SME teams. They are faced with a large volume of vulnerabilities, and at the same time need to identify the most critical ones in order to better combat attacks.
Key figures
+3,000
Experts
200
Malicious sites closed per day
30 years
Of experience in information security
36
Detection centers in 12 countries
Some cases of attack
Phishing: a technique for sending fraudulent emails or messages by impersonating legitimate organizations (banks, administrations, companies) to trick users into disclosing sensitive information. In 2023, 76% of companies reported being victims of phishing attempts.
Malwares: a computer program designed to hack systems and enable cybercriminals to exploit vulnerabilities and steal data, monitor user activity, or cripple systems. Malware often targets SMEs, which tend to be less well protected.
Ingénierie sociale: manipulating victims into revealing confidential information or performing compromising actions. By exploiting trust or fear, cybercriminals manage to bypass strict security measures.
Cybersecurity accessible to all
Orange Cyberdefense is rising to the challenge through tailor-made solutions for large companies and adapted offers to all customers, designed to meet their specific nedds. Exemples include:
- Micro-SOC launched in 2019 to combat more than 80% of the risks encountered by small businesses without a heavy financial or resource investment.
- Cyber Protection launched in 2022 to help keep business applications secure for micro-businesses and SMEs through a solution combining human expertise and AI.
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The Cybersecure platform launched in 2024 to help consumers fight against phishing while protecting devices through a paid solution.
Europe’s largest community of cyber experts
Employees are the heart of any company and Orange Cyberdefense is a community of 3,000 multidisciplinary experts in 12 countries working on solutions that address the entire cyber value chain. Orange Cyberdefense offers them the opportunity to develop their cyber career whether pentester, security analyst, researcher, malware engineer, security architect, cloud specialist, consultant, or OT expert.
Whatever the need, whatever the location, our teams of experts work closely with customers to respond effectively to their needs.
Nidal, Ethical hacker
Nidal tells us about his unusual career path, and how proud he is to have joined a company renowned in the cybersecurity field, where continuous training is key.
Valentine, sales ingineer
Valentine, a sales engineer, shares with us her energy and pleasure in working with her customers on complex, tailor-made cases, in a great team spirit.
>> Meet Dominic, Director of Strategy and Alliances at Orange Cyberdefense in the UK.
Orange Cyberdefense offers many professional development opportunities in the sector, working with a variety of customers and products while supporting internal mobility and professional development. The company cultivates a working environment that encourages employees to take bold steps, offering stimulating challenges and real room for maneuver in a resolutely international culture.
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