On Tuesday, September 1st, Pascal Le Digol, the general director of WatchGuard Technologies in France, Michel Juvin, an ecosystem advisor at Alliancy, and Jean-Noël de Galzain, president of Hexatrust and CEO of Wallix, participated in a discussion during the Tech&Co Business program. Hosted by Frédéric Simottel, the program explores topics related to technology and business, and is broadcast on Tuesdays on BFM Business. During the session, the panelists addressed various flaws in public data, highlighting how inaccuracies or incomplete information can lead to challenges in decision-making, security, and policy development. They emphasized that public data is often used for a wide range of purposes, from urban planning to healthcare, and that its reliability is crucial for effective governance and innovation. The discussion also focused on the growing risks associated with electronic invoicing, a common practice in modern business transactions. Electronic invoicing refers to the process of sending and receiving invoices digitally, which is faster and more efficient than traditional paper-based methods. However, the panelists warned that the increased use of this system has also led to a rise in cyber threats, fraud, and data breaches, making it essential to strengthen security measures and regulatory frameworks. The panelists called for greater collaboration between businesses, government agencies, and cybersecurity experts to address these issues. Their insights underscored the importance of ensuring that digital systems are not only efficient but also secure, in order to protect both organizations and consumers from potential risks.