Raising awareness among professionals: 63% of private structures and 45% of public authorities have already implemented at least one awareness-raising measure to prevent illegal use.
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As part of its awareness-raising mission, at the start of 2021, Hadopi conducted a study into the practices of professionals in terms of securing their Internet connections against IT risks, including the consumption of paperless cultural objects.
57% of companies and 68% of public authorities consider it necessary to protect themselves against illegal use of their Internet access for counterfeiting purposes.
63% of private-sector companies and 45% of public-sector bodies have implemented at least one awareness-raising measure against illegal use, and almost half of those surveyed know that they are concerned by the supreme authority for the distribution and protection of intellectual property on internet.
A professional organization with an Internet contract is obliged to secure its line to prevent illegal use by its users, and may be subject to a graduated response procedure. Hadopi has signed a partnership agreement with the Association des maires ruraux de France (AMRF) to jointly promote awareness-raising initiatives among local elected representatives and local authority officials, on issues relating to securing Internet access offered by communes and local entities.