Bexen
Cybersecurity and AI governance consulting for organizations managing complex identity, access and compliance risks
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Bexen
Bexen provides cybersecurity consulting focused on identity and access management, cyber risk, compliance, and secure AI use. Services include Active Directory penetration testing, IAM diagnostics, EBIOS RM risk analysis, audit preparation, and testing of AI agents.
It advises business leaders and IT directors, including organizations in critical environments and large groups. The registered company is based in Toulouse, France, and presents its work as available remotely and internationally.
Product: Cybersecurity consulting covering IAM, penetration testing, risk analysis, compliance audits, and AI security.
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