Digital trust

Because trusting your digital solutions should not be an option

Trust in the digital world

In a context where digital technology is becoming essential for all organisations – both private and public – and where it is part of the daily lives of citizens, guaranteeing trust throughout the value chain in data processing is at the heart of digital challenges.

Docaposte is extending the promise of trust, historically carried by La Poste in the physical world, to the digital world, by making its services available to companies and public institutions.

3 fundamental steps make up the trust value chain:

  • Identification: ensuring the reliability of an identity
  • Transaction: ensuring the security of flows
  • Storage: ensuring data hosting and sustainability

 

As an expert in the processing of sensitive data in the world of trusted services, Docaposte has a unique status on the market that enables it to meet the entirety of a client’s needs from end to end.

Our job is to imagine, design and operate digital solutions and trusted platforms that simplify and secure BtoBtoC exchanges for our corporate and public sector clients.

Our solutions guarantee the confidentiality of data transmission, storage and use, in compliance with highly demanding ethical principles and with a concern for the inclusion of all citizens.

 

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Our strategic alliances

Evolving in ‘open’ worlds means collectively creating more value by joining forces with players who share our values

Our alliances

Our certifications

Our services are regularly audited and comply with regulations

Our certifications

Tech & Trust by Docaposte

The guarantee of responsible and ethical digital technology. Because trust is not an option

Tech & Trust

Our commitments

  • Ethics

  • Utility

  • Human

Trust in a few figures

  • 500 000

    La Poste digital identities

  • 45 million

    medical records stored in our data centres

  • 60 million

    pay slips stored in Digiposte

  • + 140 million

    voters called to vote

  • 13 thousand

    archives stored

  • 33 million

    electronic signatures by 2021