Vaultys on BFM Business: "The Internet is full of holes, we have the solution."

A very promising pledge: putting an end to passwords.

These are the words Anthony Morel, Tech columnist, used to welcome Vaultys’ presentation on the set of BFM Business this morning.

Invited on the show "Le Pitch", François-Xavier Thoorens, co-founder of Vaultys, had one minute to convince – and above all to highlight an alarming reality: today, the Internet is truly full of holes.

Between dependence on GAFAM, password fatigue, and email hacks, complexity has become a nightmare for users. The result is clear:80% of cyberattacks start with stolen credentials.

But this situation is not inevitable. Let's review the key points from this presentation and the sovereign solution we provide.

1. Simple, Secure, and Sovereign: The winning trio

During his presentation, François-Xavier highlighted the three pillars that make Vaultys unique, a solution supported by BPI and CEA:

1. Simplicity (User Experience): The goal is to eliminate friction. No more complex passwords to remember. With Vaultys, login is done via a mobile app, a simple QR Code scan, and biometric validation (FaceID or other). You no longer create an account with a vulnerable password: you simply prove who you are.
2. Security (Decentralized Architecture) : We use a "Peer-to-Peer" architecture. In practical terms, decentralized digital identity relies on distributed cryptographic code fragments (servers, applications, web pages) that connect with each other to create a "Web of Trust".
3. Sovereignty (Technological Independence) : Vaultys is a French solution and 100% Open Source. Unlike American solutions subject to the Cloud Act, your identities remain under your exclusive control.

2. Facing AI and Quantum: Cutting-edge protection

Journalists' questions highlighted two major threats to the future of cybersecurity: Artificial Intelligence and quantum computers.

AI and Phishing

AI now enables attackers to generate highly convincing phishing campaigns to steal credentials. Vaultys' response is radical: if the password doesn't exist, it can't be stolen. By removing the human factor from the equation (the creation and entry of passwords), we mechanically neutralize a large part of AI attack vectors.

The Quantum Threat

The quantum computer threatens to break current encryption methods that protect our data. As explained on the show, Vaultys has already integrated post-quantum algorithms in a hybrid approach. We don't just secure your data today; we secure it against tomorrow's decryption capabilities.

3. A solution accessible to SMEs

This is often the “blind spot” in cybersecurity mentioned by BFM: SMEs, the backbone of the French economy, are often poorly equipped due to budget constraints.

At Vaultys, we designed our offering with them in mind first.

• The core technology is Open Source and free, ensuring transparency and accessibility.
• Our enterprise portal, which streamlines employee management (onboarding/offboarding), is offered at an extremely competitive rate (around €9 per user), making military-grade security accessible to all organizations.

Final thoughts

As François-Xavier Thoorens summed up:

Vaultys aims to revolutionize Internet security through decentralized identity.

This appearance on BFM Business confirms that the market is ready for a robust, simple European alternative. Don’t let your access points be the weak link in your company.