NumSpot obtains SecNumCloud qualification for its IaaS

2026-09-01 · Publisher : NumSpot · Domain : Cloud & DevOps

NumSpot, a 100% French cloud owned by Banque des Territoires, Docaposte, Dassault Systèmes and Bouygues Telecom, obtains SecNumCloud qualification for its IaaS. Its managed services are still under review.

What changes

  • IaaS SecNumCloud qualification announced on 1 September 2026.
  • 100% French capital: Banque des Territoires, Docaposte, Dassault Systèmes, Bouygues Telecom.
  • Managed services (Kubernetes, database, AI) still being qualified.
  • PaaS milestones J0 and J1 passed on 26 May 2026.

### Background On 1 September 2026, NumSpot announces that ANSSI has qualified its **IaaS** offer under **SecNumCloud** (compute, storage, network). The company, with 100% French capital (Banque des Territoires, Docaposte, Dassault Systèmes, Bouygues Telecom), joins the small circle of qualified cloud infrastructure providers. The announcement comes nearly five months after the implementing decree of article 31 of the SREN law. ### Key facts - Qualified scope: IaaS (compute, storage and network resources); PaaS qualification is under way. - Managed services targeted: managed Kubernetes, managed database, secrets manager, container registry and managed AI platform; milestones J0 and J1 passed on 26 May 2026. - PaaS qualification expected around the end of 2026 or early 2027, according to the trade press. - NumSpot already holds ISO 27001 and HDS (health data hosting) certifications. - The same day, OVHcloud announces the qualification of its public platform SNC Cloud Platform. ### Why it matters For public buyers subject to the SREN decree, the catalog of qualified IaaS widens: NumSpot, Outscale, Cloud Temple, OVHcloud, S3NS and others. The challenge for NumSpot is to qualify its managed services, essential for cloud-native and AI projects. For IT services firms, it is one more provider to compare for State contracts, with PaaS maturity still being built. ### Takeaway NumSpot joins the SecNumCloud-qualified providers (eight counted in September 2026), with its managed services still under review.

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Tags : SecNumCloud, Cloud souverain, Souveraineté, Europe, Cloud