IT security: best practices to adopt

To coincide with the European Heritage Days, the Maison de Salins is organising an awareness-raising workshop on Saturday and Sunday to help you adopt good practice in terms of computer security.

Open to all

Maison de Salins Foundation
A former winegrower's house in Salins-les-Bains in the Jura department, the Maison de Salins was the birthplace of Crédit Agricole in 1885. It first housed the first agricultural union in the Poligny district, which later became Crédit Agricole's first local branch.
In 2015, Crédit Agricole de Franche-Comté bought the building and, two years later, donated it to the foundation that bears its name.
The Fondation Maison de Salins is a public-interest corporate foundation made up of 34 Crédit Agricole Group entities*. Its mission is to promote knowledge relating to the history of the cooperative movement, across all sectors of activity.
Preserving archives: the Fondation Maison de Salins digitises, studies and uses for scientific and cultural purposes the historical archives of any cooperative company wishing to become a partner in the project.
Running a documentary resource centre: the foundation contributes to research into the cooperative movement, in collaboration with academics and dedicated organisations.
Promoting the history of the cooperative movement by organising events and exhibitions on related themes, both within the Maison and in partnership with events dedicated to mutualist values and the cooperative idea.
Driven by a national and interdisciplinary ambition, the Fondation Maison de Salins uses digital tools to make the resources at its disposal accessible to everyone - researchers, students, partners, players in the cooperative movement and the general public - and to enrich them over time.