CNES
CNES (cnes.fr): sovereignty grade E (Fortes dépendances extra-UE), website hosted by GCP, email RENATER (mail auto-hébergé ?)
Funding rounds
Investors and their home country: a foreign fund in the capital is a dependency too.
| Round | Date | Amount | Investors (lead in bold) |
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At a glance
What public signals reveal about the organisation’s infrastructure.
Sovereignty grades
From A (sovereign) to G (dependent on non-EU players).
Grade criteria
Grade of each technical link, from A to G.
Data and exposure
For each data type: its sensitivity, and the link through which it is exposed when public signals make it observable.
| Data | Sensitivity | Observed exposure | Confidence |
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Detected components
Each link takes up space in proportion to its criticality; the last bar shows the whole chain by controlling country.
Show component details
| Link | Operator | Control | Criticality | Finding |
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Application cloud
Trackers and social networks
Recommendations
What public data does not show
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DNS records
| Type | Name | Value | Operator (ASN) | Country |
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Subdomains analysed
| Subdomain | Host | Country | Server | Certificate |
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History
Changes in host, email provider and DNS observed across scans.