Jean-Marc Rietsch
Expert in digitalization, signature, and electronic archiving
Legal expert at the Paris Court of Appeal
Jean-Marc Rietsch, a Civil Engineer of Mines with a DEA in Industrial Management, is a renowned expert in digitalization, risk analysis, and secure data management. Serving as an expert witness at the Court of Appeal of Paris and auditing the 213th IHEDN session, Jean-Marc's leadership as the founding President of PINEAPPLI in Monaco has been pivotal in advancing digitalization.
His extensive expertise covers technical, organizational, legal, and regulatory dimensions, and he's an esteemed member of the EBIOS club for risk management. Jean-Marc has led various missions, from analyzing digitized contract signing processes to creating email archiving services and shaping reference documents and archiving policies.
Moreover, Jean-Marc played a crucial role in developing trust services and shaping Monaco's "Law for a Digital Principality." He is credited with pioneering Europe's first third-party electronic data archiving service, timestamping services, electronic notary deposits, and Evidence Management Authorities for electronic signatures. His career has significantly influenced European digital security and data management practices.
Jean-Marc Rietsch, a Civil Engineer of Mines with a DEA in Industrial Management, is a renowned expert in digitalization, risk analysis, and secure data management. Serving as an expert witness at the Court of Appeal of Paris and auditing the 213th IHEDN session, Jean-Marc's leadership as the founding President of PINEAPPLI in Monaco has been pivotal in advancing digitalization.
His extensive expertise covers technical, organizational, legal, and regulatory dimensions, and he's an esteemed member of the EBIOS club for risk management. Jean-Marc has led various missions, from analyzing digitized contract signing processes to creating email archiving services and shaping reference documents and archiving policies.
Moreover, Jean-Marc played a crucial role in developing trust services and shaping Monaco's "Law for a Digital Principality." He is credited with pioneering Europe's first third-party electronic data archiving service, timestamping services, electronic notary deposits, and Evidence Management Authorities for electronic signatures. His career has significantly influenced European digital security and data management practices.
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