Thales stories

The industrial Internet of Things, protecting systems during the holiday season, and using encryption to help address cloud misconfiguration, are amongst the most recent insights from global technology firm Thales.>>

New research has found 40% of organisations have experienced a cloud-based data breach in the past 12 months. >>

Google has partnered with Thales to expand support for the privacy and confidentiality capabilities of Google Workspace.>>

"It is concerning that a large number of organisations still don't know where all their data is stored.">>

The majority (82%) of businesses still remain concerned about the security risks of employees working remotely, despite being over a year into remote working and looking ahead to likely shifts to hybrid remote/in-office working models.>>

Thales has expanded its access management capabilities to offer a modern, unified authentication platform across all applications or services in any IT environment.>>

 The partnership will help expand Thales’ global footprint within the data security sector, with a particular focus on access management, encryption, key management and data discovery and classification.>>

Organisations in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region are significantly concerned about security threats, but nevertheless are looking to advance operations through digital adoption.>>

“While some organisations are talking a good story … predicted spending shows that most have the wrong focus.”>>

The company’s public cloud-based version of its eSIM Remote Subscription Platform will initially run on Google Cloud.>>

Motorola’s razr is the first phone to rely exclusively on embedded-SIM. Does this signal a turning point in the technology’s future?>>

Thales, Telstra, Microsoft and Arduino partner to deliver cellular network-based scalable trust for easy-to-deploy IoT applications.>>

The joint research project will help to ensure interoperability of high accuracy satellite-based positioning services.>>

Although nearly half of corporate data is stored in the cloud, a quarter of Australian organisations admit they have not employed a security-first approach to cloud storage. >>

New adaptive authentication, single sign-on and application visibility capabilities have been made available for Thales SafeNet Authentication Service customers.>>

Digital ID wallet is designed to only share with third parties information that the citizen is willing to share.>>

Thales Alenia Space has been chosen to design and manufacture the broadband telecommunication satellite named SATRIA.>>

Keyfactor Code Assure aims to deliver secure code signing to software vendors, mobile app developers, enterprise IT organisations, and manufacturers of IoT devices.>>

The combination creates a portfolio of digital identity and security solutions based on technologies such as biometry, data protection, and, more broadly, cybersecurity. >>

Where nearly 3 in 5 organisations (56%) routinely encrypted employee and HR data in 2016, this has further dropped to around 2 in 5 organisations (44%) this year. >>

The acceptance period is being extended to obtain regulatory clearance from antitrust authorities.>>

“These organizations continue, year after year, to spend on the same security solutions that worked for them previously.">>

A study has found that despite being the most breached country, UK businesses claim to actually feel less vulnerable than their European neighbours.>>

Thales has invested more than a billion euros in the last three years across four key digital technologies which it intends to pursue.>>