Offer Simeon to the people you cover.
As an add-on to a policy or contract, an assistance benefit or a prevention program. Available now.
For insurers and private health insurers
Your cover assumes each person goes online alone. Many don’t anymore.
More and more older adults rely on a relative or a home-care worker to handle things online. Simeon makes that help safe and accountable: access limited to one task, revocable at any time, with every action on record. The people you cover can also check a suspicious message before they act.
Helping someone online has become routine. Nothing governs how it’s done.
54 %
of people aged 75 and over in France don’t use the internet or lack basic digital skills
Insee Focus no. 376, 2025 data
55 %
of people we surveyed already help someone with their digital life
Simeon survey of 250 people across three generations, UK, 2025
2x
more people in France sought help after a personal data breach in 2025 (+107% in one year)
Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr, 2025 activity report
€516M
stolen in France in 2025 by scammers who got victims to approve payments themselves, up 34% in one year
Banque de France, Observatory for the Security of Payment Means, 2025 annual report
To help, people share passwords, log in on each other’s phones, and approve payments for one another. It works until something goes wrong. Then no one can say who did what: not the person you cover, not their family, and not you.
The risk goes well beyond one payment
When someone else holds the keys to a person’s digital life, everything behind those keys is exposed.
- Payments they’re talked into.
Scammers pose as a bank adviser or a relative in trouble and push the person to approve a transfer themselves. Requests for help with fake bank adviser scams rose 159% in France in 2025.
Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr, 2025 activity report
- A stolen identity.
A hacked email account or a leaked ID document is enough to change bank details, take out credit or claim benefits in someone’s name. Account hacking is the second most common cyber threat reported by individuals in France.
Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr, 2025 activity report
- Savings and assets.
Whoever helps online often ends up with access to financial accounts, savings, contracts, digital assets and investments portfolio, with no limit and no record. When money or an asset goes missing, no one can tell a mistake from abuse.
- From the inbox to the front door.
Leaked personal details allow scammers to orchestrate elaborate, multi-stage plots that escalate into direct in-person threats—such as impersonating police officers at your door to convince you to hand over cash and jewelry for “safekeeping”. France’s Ministry of the Interior warns older people about this exact scheme.
Ministère de l’Intérieur, Ma Sécurité
Online risks and real-world risks now feed each other. Protection has to start online.
Simeon protects the help, not just the person
- Help with clear limits. The person chooses who helps and with what. Access covers that task only, can be withdrawn at any time, and every action is recorded.
- Check before acting. Unsure about an email, a text or a website? The person can ask the Simeon assistant, which explains whether it’s a scam, why, and what to do next.
- Guidance for the whole family. Regular alerts and tips on the latest scams, including those that start online and end at the door, so the person and their helpers learn to spot them.
- Data no one else can read. End-to-end encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture mean Simeon can’t read stored sensitive information.
Prevent losses instead of paying for them
- Step in before the harm. Simeon works before the damage is done: when the person hesitates, and when someone acts on their behalf.
- A record you can leverage. Who accessed what, when, and at whose request. Without that record, a claim or a fraud complaint has nothing to stand on.
- More people using your online services. With guidance, and someone they trust to help, the people you cover can complete your online journeys themselves (claims, reimbursements, their customer area) instead of calling or giving up. Smoother journeys for them, less pressure on your customer service.
- Less strain on family caregivers. The person they help is safer and more autonomous, the help becomes easier and is shared among up to six people instead of resting on one. That fits naturally with caregiver prevention programs, increasing efficiency and reducing mental load.
- Prevention you can report on. Scam awareness and digital inclusion for older adults and their families: a concrete contribution to your prevention and ESG commitments.
- Built to be trusted. An architecture designed for the most sensitive data, working toward ISO/IEC 27001 certification, Cyber Resilience Act (EU-CRA) and eIDAS 2.0 compliance.
Three ways to work together
Run a pilot.
Try Simeon with a group of policyholders or members and measure the results together. Available now.
Build Simeon into your customer journeys.
APIs, business rules and workflows to connect Simeon to your customer services. In development.
Built by digital identity and cybersecurity experts
The team behind Simeon has spent more than 20 years designing identity and security systems for governments and banks. Co-founder and CEO Julien Bringer holds a PhD in cryptography, was previously Innovation Manager at Idemia, and is an expert in cybersecurity and digital identity.
Simeon is part of the COBAS incubator in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France.
Learn more about Simeon →20+
years of experience in digital identity and cybersecurity.
The people you cover already get help online. Let’s make it safe, together.
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