
The DGSI has published its 123rd flash of economic interference to raise awareness among French companies of the risks linked to gifts offered by foreign actors, a common practice aimed at streamlining professional relations.
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The DGSI regularly broadcasts flashes of economic interference to alert French companies to external threats.
Booby-trapped gadgets, suspicious invitations, overly luxurious gifts... Keen to help spread a culture of internal security within French companies, the General Directorate of Internal Security (DGSI) has decided to warn this fall of "the risks associated with gifts offered by foreign actors". His method is well known, it is already the 123rd “economic interference flash” to be broadcast: detailing, through anonymized examples, the actions of economic interference of which companies are regularly victims.
The specialists of the DGSI, one of whose missions is the protection of the French economic and scientific heritage, know full well that the giving of gifts aimed at “streamlining” professional, commercial or social relations is a common practice.

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