Reemo joins CANUT’s multi-vendor catalog for public-sector buyers

Reemo has been added to CANUT’s multi-vendor framework catalog, giving French public-sector buyers direct access to its agentless Zero Trust platform through the ATRIUM portal. The listing is meant to speed up compliant procurement for local governments, ministries, public institutions and social care organizations.

Why it matters: - Reemo’s inclusion in CANUT’s catalog gives public-sector buyers a direct procurement path for a sovereign access-security platform. - The listing is designed to reduce administrative friction and help public organizations secure remote work and critical access more quickly. - The framework access is intended for local authorities, ministries, public institutions and medico-social organizations.

What happened: - Reemo announced on June 16, 2026, that its platform has been added to the CANUT multi-vendor framework agreement catalog. - The platform is now directly available to public buyers through the ATRIUM beneficiary portal. - Reemo framed the move as a strategic step for expanding Zero Trust access in the public sector.

The details: - Reemo is a web-based, agentless Zero Trust access platform that secures access to information systems from a browser. - The platform does not require deployment of a software agent. - Reemo combines multiple use cases in one platform. - The platform supports Remote Desktop and DaaS/VDI for controlling physical workstations or accessing virtual environments. - Reemo includes Bastion, or privileged access management, for securing and tracing access to critical servers. - Reemo includes Remote Browser Isolation to separate business applications from outside threats. - The platform uses a Zero Trust architecture. - Reemo says its activity and infrastructure are certified ISO 27001 and SOC 2. - Bertrand Jeannet, CEO of Reemo, said the ATRIUM listing removes administrative barriers and helps public organizations modernize access and secure critical systems. - Public buyers can now find Reemo on ATRIUM and start turnkey security projects.

Between the lines: - The CANUT framework listing can make Reemo easier to buy for public entities that prefer pre-approved procurement channels. - The focus on sovereignty, traceability and compliance signals that Reemo is targeting buyers with strict security and purchasing rules. - Combining remote desktop, privileged access management and browser isolation in one platform could simplify public-sector security stacks.

What's next: - Public buyers can begin using the ATRIUM portal to evaluate and procure Reemo. - Reemo is likely to use the CANUT channel to expand adoption across French public organizations. - The company may now pursue more projects tied to secure remote access and infrastructure modernization.

The bottom line: - Reemo is now easier for French public-sector organizations to buy, and that could speed adoption of its Zero Trust access platform.