Cybersecurity Specialist for Health Data

Protect the sensitive information of your healthcare facilities
with customized cybersecurity solutions. Through a proactive
approach and compliance with standards, we secure your
critical infrastructures against current and future threats.

Nous-contacter

Founded in 2020, 123CS was born from a desire to provide
a specific and tailored response to healthcare professionals
and establishments. The management, governance, hosting and
security of health data without compromise. » Christophe SICOT,
President and Founder of 123CS.

Guaranteeing excellence and performance, ensuring high quality
service for our clients, are the reasons that led 123CS to
pursue ISO 27001 and HDS certifications.

Our Certifications

Cybersecurity

As a cybersecurity actor dedicated to the healthcare sector,
123CS develops its expertise in supporting healthcare facilities
and delivering high-value services.

Health Data Hosting

We support healthcare professionals including clinics, hospitals,
and software publishers… All those who handle digital health
information.

Key Figures

Regulatory, economic and reputational stakes

€400,000

Fines and up to 5 years imprisonment.

80%

Of cyberattacks on healthcare facilities are not reported, regardless of organization size.

93%

Of healthcare facilities that suffered an attack admit they had long been aware of the security flaw directly related to the attack.

20%

Loss of activity in the 6 months following a cyberattack.

About Us

123CS is a 100% French company whose DNA is built around health data across its entire lifecycle.

Confidentiality
Health data is often extremely personal and sensitive.

Data Integrity
If data is altered—whether intentionally or unintentionally—it can impact the quality of care and patient safety.

Availability
Healthcare professionals need rapid and reliable access to this data to provide appropriate care.

Legal Compliance
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe.

Cybersecurity
Hospitals and other healthcare institutions are prime targets for cybercriminals due to the value of health data and the critical imperative to maintain its availability.

Patient Consent and Autonomy
Patients have the right to control their own health data.

Interoperability
Securing data sharing between different platforms and providers is becoming increasingly important.