Three practice areas. Websites built to last and maintained over time. Security, from assessment to compliance. AI and automation, shipped to production. Scope and budget fixed in writing before day one.
Three practice areas: websites, security, AI and automation. Scope and budget fixed in writing before day one.
Fast, secure and sober websites. Built to last, maintained, and visible on Google as well as in AI assistants.
4 to 10 weeks
A fast, secure site that is easy to keep alive.
monthly subscription
A site that stays current, available and secure, month after month.
monthly subscription
Found on Google, and cited by AI assistants.
6 to 16 weeks
Client portals, extranets, line-of-business tools: what brochure sites cannot do.
3 to 6 weeks
A site usable by everyone, and compliant with the law.
2 weeks
What is holding your site back today, and how to fix it.
From assessment to provable compliance.
14 working days
Where you stand, and what is missing.
8 to 12 weeks
Measures deployed, documented, provable.
monthly engagement
Accountability sits with management. We carry the file with them.
4 to 8 weeks
A tool installed is not a tool in service.
1 to 3 weeks
Find the flaws before those who are looking for them.
3 to 9 months
From gap analysis to the certification audit.
annual subscription
The first attack vector is still people. They can be trained.
annual subscription
When an incident happens, you know who to call.
Systems in production, steered and governed. Not prototypes.
4 to 6 weeks
A prototype does not survive production. We ship what does.
monthly subscription
Your agents in production, monitored and under control.
4 to 8 weeks
Repetitive work handed back to the machines.
3 to 6 weeks
Know which AI tools run in your organisation, and under which rules.
1 to 3 days
Teams that use AI well, and safely.
4 to 8 weeks
An assistant that answers accurately, and knows when to hand over.
2 to 4 weeks
Your agents and chatbots tested the way an attacker would test them.
The security formats cover NIS2, DORA, ISO/IEC 27001, GDPR and the ReCyF from ANSSI, France's national cybersecurity agency, whose requirements overlap heavily. Every engagement is scoped before it is priced: perimeter, sequencing and budget are agreed in writing, and only change if you widen the scope. Websites are yours, code and documentation included.
The same sequence for every format, with a named owner at each stage.
Review of what exists: website, system, process. Risks, gaps and priorities.
Control design, technology choices, flow and accountability modelling.
Control deployment, operational documentation delivery, knowledge transfer.
Maintenance, continuous review, long-horizon maturity support.
What people ask us before signing.
With a thirty-minute call to qualify the need. Within fourteen working days you receive a written scope: perimeter, sequencing, costed commitment. Nothing starts before you approve it.
The budget is set at scoping, once the perimeter is known: number of systems, target regulatory level, timeline. You get a firm figure in writing before anything starts, and it only changes if you widen the scope.
That is the most common case. An audit often leads to a compliance programme, then to an ongoing engagement. Each step is scoped separately: you decide on the next one every time, with no cascading commitment.
Modern, documented code that you own. Performance, accessibility and search visibility measured before delivery. Security and GDPR built in from the design stage. Optional monthly maintenance: updates, backups, monitoring and improvements.
Yes, across France and remotely. Scoping workshops and strategic reviews happen on site when the context calls for it; the rest is controlled remote work.
Engagements are time-boxed missions. Presidio is the platform we publish to steer compliance day to day: risk register, evidence, action plans. It works on its own, and an engagement can build on it without being required to.
Yes, whenever the stake is real: a website to rebuild, a NIS2 obligation, a client audit to pass, a process to automate. We would rather say no early than start an engagement that makes no sense for you.
Thirty minutes is enough to decide. If none of these fits, we will tell you so.
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