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Cyberattacks: Does France Still Have an Offline B Plan?

Summary by economiematin.fr
In Drancy, in the summer of 2026, a cyberattack forced the town hall of Seine-Saint-Denis to shut down all its servers. Without access to software, the Internet or the telephone, the payment of suppliers and the training of urban planning files became almost impossible. In its report of 31 August, the city tells how the agents had to adapt during almost all the summer to maintain the public service. The episode raises a question that goes far be…
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In Drancy, in the summer of 2026, a cyberattack forced the town hall of Seine-Saint-Denis to shut down all its servers. Without access to software, the Internet or the telephone, the payment of suppliers and the training of urban planning files became almost impossible. In its report of 31 August, the city tells how the agents had to adapt during almost all the summer to maintain the public service. The episode raises a question that goes far be…

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economiematin.fr broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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