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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping carrier-class infrastructure, enabling greater automation, reliability, and operational efficiency across telecom and utility networks. From intent-based operations to predictive insights and energy optimization, AI is becoming a critical enabler of resilient, future-ready architectures.

Cloud-based platforms, omnichannel engagement, and artificial intelligence are redefining how institutions and enterprises interact with citizens and customers, raising expectations around availability, consistency, and service quality.

As cybersecurity becomes a strategic business priority, technology alone is no longer enough. Launched at the Cisco Partner Summit 2024 in Los Angeles, the Cisco 360 partner program reflects a shift toward deeper, outcome-driven collaboration.

Following the introduction of new security regulatory expectations, French municipalities sought solutions that combined discretion, immediacy, and technical resilience. The stakes are high: to equip educational institutions with a system that could trigger a crisis response in real time, without depending on public telecom infrastructure, and without burdening school staff with complex technical management.

A critical organization specialized in energy, faced rising challenges in managing privileged access credentials. The lack of visibility and control over these account details, which were sometimes shared among administrators, exposed the company to a significant risk of compromise. A single leaked credential could provide access to critical systems such as CRM, internal messaging platforms, or industrial control systems.

A leading national logistics provider and wholesaler employing around 5,000 people, depends on the seamless operation of its IT systems to manage warehousing, distribution, and customer orders. With logistics processes closely interlinked across the value chain, even brief interruptions could have had wide-reaching effects. To ensure resilience and maintain operations under all circumstances, the company decided to strengthen its Business Continuity Management (BCM) with the support of Axians Business Resilience’s dedicated team.

With increased digitization came greater dependency on IT and OT systems, and with the European NIS2 directive and the new Czech Cybersecurity Act (ZoKB), management quickly realized that a firewall and antivirus alone were no longer enough.

Axians has been contracted for a three-year mission to strengthen the cyber resilience of one of the Middle East's largest Oil & Gas operators. By protecting critical offshore production assets and securing both IT and OT environments, Axians cements its position as a trusted partner in today’s evolving cyber threats.

Modern enterprises run on complex IT systems that need constant monitoring. But traditional tools are often expensive, inflexible, and ill-suited to today’s cybersecurity challenges.

Axians is leading the way in helping organizations transition to a more secure and scalable approach to Wi-Fi authentication by moving certificate management from traditional on-premises infrastructure to the cloud.

Axians recently completed a nationwide rollout in Italy to standardize the network infrastructure of 1,700 finance branches, each with its own legacy setup, policies, and technologies. The scale and complexity of the project demanded a new approach.

In this cross interview, Guillaume Meyer and Mitch Peyre explore the integration of IT and OT solutions, sharing insights on key challenges, technical implementations, and the critical role of cybersecurity in industrial environments.