Press Release: Reemo Joins CANUT’s Multi-Vendor Framework Agreement
Press Release

Reemo Announces Its Integration into CANUT’s Multi-Vendor Framework Agreement Catalogue to Accelerate Work Environment Security Across the Public Sector

Reemo, the agentless Zero Trust access platform that reconciles security and performance, is pleased to announce its official integration into the multi-vendor framework agreement catalogue of CANUT (Centrale d’Achat du Numérique et des Télécoms – The Digital and Telecoms Purchasing Central). Reemo’s solution is now directly accessible to all public buyers via ATRIUM, SCC’s dedicated beneficiary portal.

This integration marks a major strategic milestone. It enables local authorities, ministries, public institutions, and healthcare/social care actors to acquire a sovereign platform through a simple, fast process that is fully compliant with the French Public Procurement Code.

A Single, Agentless Platform to Secure the Entire Information System

As public administrations face the dual challenge of protecting their information systems while facilitating remote work, Reemo delivers a cutting-edge technological response. 100% web-based and sovereign, the solution secures access to the entire information system directly from a standard web browser, without ever requiring a software agent deployment.

By natively integrating multiple use cases within a single platform, Reemo radically simplifies the security architecture for public sector organizations:

  • Remote Desktop & DaaS/VDI: Control a physical workstation or access virtual environments with absolute fluidity, powered by a high-performance proprietary protocol.
  • Bastion (PAM): Securely administer critical servers with granular, fully traceable privileged access management.
  • RBI (Remote Browser Isolation): Isolate business applications from external threats to guarantee a completely airtight web browsing experience.

Certified Security and Digital Sovereignty

Driven by a Zero Trust architecture, the Reemo platform ensures complete traceability and continuous protection of public resources. Reflecting its strict compliance standards, Reemo’s entire operations and infrastructure are ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certified.

“We are exceptionally proud to join CANUT’s catalogue. Being available on SCC’s ATRIUM portal provides a powerful lever to deploy our Zero Trust approach across the public sector. This referencing removes administrative bottlenecks, allowing public organizations to seamlessly adopt a sovereign, high-performance solution to secure critical access and modernize user workflows.”

— Bertrand Jeannet, CEO of Reemo.

Public buyers can immediately access the Reemo platform on the ATRIUM portal to launch turn-key IT security initiatives.

About Reemo

Reemo is the Agentless Zero Trust Access Platform that reconciles security and performance. 100% web-based and sovereign, our solution secures access to your entire information system from a simple browser, without ever requiring a software agent deployment. Whether controlling a physical workstation (Remote Desktop), accessing virtual environments (DaaS/VDI), isolating business applications (RBI), or administering critical servers (PAM Bastion), Reemo natively integrates all these solutions within a single, unified platform.

Media Contact: communication@reemo.io — 14 avenue de l’Europe, 77144 Montevrain — reemo.io

About CANUT

CANUT (Centrale d’Achat du Numérique et des Télécoms) is a non-profit association (Loi 1901) dedicated to local authorities and social housing providers. All public establishments and non-profit private legal entities can benefit from procurement contracts developed by CANUT: regions, departments, metropolises, municipalities, EPCI, SPL, SDIS, CDG, etc. It was established in Lyon at the initiative of thirty departments, including its two founders (the Departmental Council of Meurthe-et-Moselle and the Departmental Council of Hautes-Alpes).

Media Contact: Charlène Jannot — 4 Place Amédée Bonnet – 69002 Lyon — charlene.jannot@canut.org — 04 81 65 12 95 — http://www.canut.org

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