Taking Back Control of Your Digital Future

The Digital Resilience Index (DRI) aims to transform digital resilience into an offensive lever, in service of the strategic autonomy and competitiveness of businesses. The DRI seeks to provide organizations with a clear, comprehensive, and objective view of their digital dependencies and vulnerabilities, enabling them to regain control of their critical systems and strategic trajectory.

Cutting Through Strategic Fog

The DRI enables organizations to overcome strategic blindness by making these dependencies readable, comparable, and discussable at the highest decision-making levels.

Neither a regulatory standard nor an additional compliance tool, the DRI is above all a common language for executive committees and general management — comparable to what the B Corp label represents for corporate social responsibility.

It enables organizations to manage the critical information system as a strategic asset ; structure dialogue between departments (IT, risk, procurement, compliance, strategy) ; communicate objectively on digital robustness to partners, investors, and stakeholders.

A Unified Metric, Built for Action

The DRI fills a gap between evaluations currently conducted in silos (cyber, continuity, procurement, GDPR, compliance, etc.) and offers leaders a true strategic compass for taking back control of their digital future.

At the end of the process, the organization receives an overall DRI score, synthetic and actionable. This score can be certified : the organization may apply for an independent DRI certification, which can be leveraged with partners, investors, and clients.

A Strategic Common Good, Co-Built By and For Organizations

The DRI was conceived by its three founders as an industry standard. David Djaïz (Ascend Partners), Yann Lechelle (Sens Digital), and Arno Pons (think-do-tank Digital New Deal) were guided by the conviction that the rhetoric of sovereignty must be replaced by a genuine offensive strategy of resilience. The DRI is envisioned as a European pivot instrument, giving industries the means to break free from imposed dependencies and reclaim their strategic autonomy.

The Digital Resilience Index was officially announced on July 14th at the Aix Economic Meetings, in the presence of Minister Clara Chappaz, Olivier Sichel (Director General of Caisse des Dépôts, founder of Digital New Deal), Emmanuel Sardet (Cigref), and first design partners including Xavier Piechaczyk (RTE), Nathalie Collin (La Poste), Pascal Demurger (MAIF), and others.