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May 2, 2022 | International, C4ISR, Security

Dassault, Atos, DGSI… Comment les entreprises et l'Etat recrutent ceux qui travaillent sur des données sensibles de défense

Certaines entreprises et services de l'Etat comme le ministère des Armées, la DGSI, Dassault et Atos, embauchent des salariés habilités, qui...-defense

https://www.usinenouvelle.com/article/dassault-atos-dgsi-comment-les-entreprises-et-l-etat-recrutent-ceux-qui-travaillent-sur-des-donnees-sensibles-de-defense.N1996947

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