State Digital Security Roadmap 2026-2027 Published
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ANSSI has published the State Digital Security Roadmap for 2026-2027, setting priority digital security efforts for French ministries. The roadmap was made public in the context of heightened cyber threats and 2025 data incidents affecting ministry systems. It aligns with EU NIS 2 Directive (2022/2555) compliance and begins preparation for post-quantum cryptography transition with implementation targets toward 2030. Monthly operational monitoring will be conducted by the Interministerial Committee for Digital Security Monitoring (CINUS).
French ministries and their supervised entities should inventory their current cryptographic assets in 2026-2027 against the roadmap's post-quantum transition benchmarks, with a 2030 implementation target. Entities that experienced 2025 data incidents should specifically assess remediation against the roadmap's priority areas — the decision to publish this roadmap signals increased external accountability expectations beyond prior internal-only cycles.
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ANSSI published the State Digital Security Roadmap 2026-2027, a new annual planning document establishing priority digital security efforts for French ministries. The roadmap addresses persistent vulnerabilities exposed by 2025 data incidents across ministry information systems. It specifically aligns with EU NIS 2 Directive (2022/2555) compliance requirements and launches initial phases of post-quantum cryptography preparation with an inventory phase in 2026-2027 ahead of 2030 implementation targets.
French government agencies and ministries should note the roadmap's public status — a departure from prior internal-only approaches — signalling heightened transparency expectations. Entities under ministry tutelage that experienced 2025 security incidents should review alignment with the roadmap's priority areas. The monthly CINUS monitoring structure creates a regular reporting cadence for which ministries must prepare, and the post-quantum cryptography timeline provides a concrete 2030 benchmark for cryptographic transition planning.
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Publication de la feuille de route des efforts prioritaires en matière de sécurité numérique de l’Etat 2026-2027
Publié le jeudi 9 avril 2026
Les feuilles de route de la sécurité numérique de l’État, établies annuellement, fixent les efforts prioritaires que doivent fournir les ministères en matière de sécurité numérique.
Dans un contexte de menace élevée et d’une situation géopolitique dégradée, décision a été prise de rendre publique la feuille de route 2026-2027 pour en renforcer sa portée.
Les multiples incidents et fuites de données qui ont affecté en 2025 les systèmes d’information des ministères et des établissements dont ils ont la tutelle rappellent la persistance de fragilités dans ces infrastructures. La feuille de route 2026-2027 vise ainsi à y répondre.
Elle s’inscrit également dans la perspective de la mise en conformité des administrations de l’État à la directive de l’Union européenne 2022/2555, dite « directive NIS 2 ».
Enfin, elle prépare ces administrations à la transition vers la cryptographie post-quantique avec des premières étapes d’inventaire en 2026 et 2027 et des objectifs de mise en œuvre à horizon 2030.
Le suivi opérationnel de la mise en œuvre de la feuille de route 2026-2027 sera assuré chaque mois en Comité interministériel de suivi de la sécurité numérique (CINUS), qui réunit les chaînes de sécurité des systèmes d’information des ministères sous l’égide de l’ANSSI.
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