The service is only available for foreign patients that meet the following criteria:

• the patient must come from an EU country providing the Sesali service;
• the patient must have activated the service (depending on their country);
• the patient must have a medical summary in file in their country’s systems.

The list of eligible nationalities is available on the Sesali.fr homepage.

Health CERT operates on weekdays between 9am and 6pm. Aside from these working hours, it is possible to contact the ANSSI to signal risks. 

CERT Santé 
+33 (0)9 72 43 91 25 
Agence du Numérique en Santé 
9 rue George Pitard, 75015 Paris

Yes. The ANS has a video platform with training material, including cybersecurity support. You will find information about cybersuveillance auditing, how to signal a security risk, how to increase your password security, and how to identity malicious email.

Healthcare industrials and software publishers are encouraged to contact Health CERT if they discover a security incident or potential malware. CERT provides assistance and support to resolve such issues. CERT also assists you in your communications to health structures.

Access to the service may be restricted for the following reasons:

• you do not specialise in occupational medicine
• you work for a private insurance company
• you no longer practise
• your CPS card has expired or been revoked
• your web browser is not compatible
• you are using a mobile appliance (smartphone or tablet)
• you are not included in the following list of health professionals:
  • general practitioners and specialists (radiologists, biologists, independent, employee, Samu-Emergencies-C.15, interns)
  • biological pharmacists and interns
  • pharmacists in dispensaries or hospitals
  • dental surgeon, interns
  • midwives
  • nurses
  • physical therapist
  • pedicure-podiatrists
  • speech therapists
  • ergotherapists, psychomotor specialists, orthopists, dieticians
  • medical radiologists