Digital Technologies: The benefits of homomorphic encryption: A technological enabler for digital services to operations

Following his initial training as a process and chemical engineer at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Industries Chimiques in Nancy, France, in 2000, Fabrice Rey specialized in process dynamic simulation applied to the energy industry. He worked for 14 yr at a company dedicated to process dynamic simulation, where he developed his skills working as a model developer, a lead engineer, a project manager and as a technical sales engineer. Rey has more than 20 yr of experience gathered on five continents, and he joined Technip Energies as Lead of process dynamic simulation activities to develop the company’s internal capabilities as part of the Expertise and Modeling department.

Mathieu Sanchez has more than 15 yr of experience in advanced systems design and integration, deploying added-value solutions for energy industries including FLNG, refining and offshore platforms. He graduated in 2006 in process and chemical engineering from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure en Génie des Technologies Industrielles located in Pau, France, and started his professional journey at an automation company specializing in energy industries optimization. In 2012, Sanchez joined the Advanced Systems Engineering department of Technip Energies and serves as Lead Engineer of definition, development, implementation and commissioning of digital infrastructure and solutions used to enhance asset performance.

Aymen Boudguiga is a Senior Researcher at CEA, and works on fully homomorphic encryption applications to neural networks. Previously, his investigations and work have included topics related to autonomous vehicles security or mobile device authentication. Dr. Boudguiga earned a PhD in 2012 in computer science from University Pierre and Marie Curie in Paris, France.