Are we prepared for a cyberpandemic?

Sophy Caulier has a degree in Literature (University Paris Diderot) and in Computer science (University Sorbonne Paris Nord). She began her career as an editorial journalist at 'Industrie & Technologies' and then at 01 Informatique. She is now a freelance journalist for daily newspapers (Les Echos, La Tribune), specialised and non-specialised magazines and websites. She writes about digital technology, economics, management, industry and space. Today, she writes mainly for Le Monde and The Good Life.

Arrah Marie Jo’s research focuses on the architecture of cybersecurity markets and the economics of information security. She is particularly interested in the interactions between the different actors involved in system security and their behaviour. Arrah-Marie holds a PhD in economics from the Institut Polytechnique de Paris (Télécom Paris) and is a researcher affiliated to the “Governance and Regulation” Chair of Université Paris Dauphine. Her 4 years of experience in IT management in firms such as Deloitte and CGI business consulting allows her to add to her academic approach to a more operational knowledge of the field.

David Massé holds a doctorate from École polytechnique and worked for five years as a researcher at Ubisoft's Strategic Innovation Lab. His work focuses on innovation management and in particular: the organisation of the creative industries, the impact of digital technology on innovation processes and the different business models and action logics of the collaborative economy. He is co-author of the PiCo report which analyses the social and environmental utility of collaborative digital practices, the conditions of their diffusion and the levers of action of public authorities. He has published several articles in journals such as Research Policy, the Revue française de gestion and the International Journal of Arts Management. He acts as an expert for numerous public and private bodies (National Assembly, ministries, general councils, chambers of commerce, trade unions and various companies).