Thales stories

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.>>

​Today in Paris Thales opened its doors to international media to demonstrate with concrete examples how cybersecurity impacts businesses & citizens.>>

Thales and Gemalto are readying themselves for a merger that may well create a world leader in digital security.>>