Dream On Technology made its presence felt at the InCyber 2025 Forum at Lille Grand Palais, highlighting its PanicSafe cyber crisis management solution. The company presented its innovative approach to the growing challenges of cybersecurity.

A clear ambition for PanicSafe

During this major event, Cédric Matharan, Co-Founder and VP Sales, took part in an interview withIT For Business, Informatique News and Channel News to present the company’s vision: to make PanicSafe the benchmark tool for cyber crisis management, before, during and after the incident.

The solution is built around four key pillars:

SARA, the on-board AI assistant that guides teams step by step through a crisis
An ultra-secure SaaS platform, designed to operate even in the event of an information system outage
Training and simulation tools with customized crisis exercises
In-depth post-crisis analysis to strengthen resilience

A mobilized team

The entire Dream On Technology team was on hand at stand F41-6 in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Entreprises pavilion to offer live demonstrations of PanicSafe and discuss the challenges of cybersecurity and crisis management.

The company took advantage of the forum to reiterate its key message: in the face of cyber-attacks, it’s better to anticipate than improvise. PanicSafe offers a comprehensive approach to coordinating teams in real time, automating emergency procedures and testing crisis plans before an incident occurs.

As the company motto perfectly sums up: “At Dream On Technology, we don’t just manage crises: we anticipate them, we train them, we humanize them.”

A noticeable presence

Mikael Masson, CEO and co-founder, also spoke at the forum, presenting the genesis of Dream On Technology and PanicSafe’s unique approach. In his interview with Alain Establier on SDBR News, he stressed the importance of the human element in crisis management: “In a crisis situation, it’s not just the technology that counts, it’s the human element.”

PanicSafe is designed for all types of organization – SMEs, ETIs, key accounts and MSPs – with three versions adapted to different levels of maturity: Nest, Shelter and Fortress.

The Dot Tour: combining cybersecurity and gastronomy

In conjunction with the forum, Dream On Technology organized a Dot Tour stopover at La Laiterie Restaurant Gastronomique in Lambersart. The event brought together CISOs, CIOs and decision-makers for a tasting of Grands Crus Classés 1855. This original format will continue with stops in La Rochelle on May 21 and Toulouse on June 18.