Monaco is about sixty kilometres from our offices in Grasse. Banks, family offices, wealth managers, professional firms, non-profits: the Principality’s businesses we look after share one requirement, confidentiality. Their clients trust them with information that must never get out, and their IT provider is part of that chain of trust.
Managed IT in Monaco: confidentiality first
We administer your workstations, servers and Microsoft 365 accounts through IT asset management, with one simple principle: everyone accesses only what they need. Rights are reviewed whenever someone joins or leaves, and administrative access is logged.
Your sensitive data stays on servers you control, on your premises or with the hosting provider of your choice. Our monitoring tools watch those servers continuously, and often alert us before a failure.
Banks and wealth management: a prime target
A fake transfer order, a fake support call, an email that perfectly imitates a client: financial institutions are among the most targeted. A cybersecurity audit shows where you are exposed, phishing tests train your teams to spot these traps, and log monitoring catches an abnormal login.
That is also why we name no clients: knowing who runs a company’s IT is enough to stage a fake call from the provider.
A framework of the Principality’s own
Monaco is not part of the European Union: the Principality has its own personal data protection law and its own digital security agency, the AMSN. We do not replace your legal counsel; we put in place and document the technical measures those texts and your auditors expect: encryption, logs, tested backups and a disaster recovery plan.
Teams who commute from France and Italy
Many people working for Monegasque businesses live across the border and sometimes work from home. We secure that remote access: VPN, two-factor authentication, encrypted and managed laptops. For artificial intelligence, we favour models that run on your premises: your documents never leave the company.