Thales stories
Thales enhances SafeNet Trusted Access with adaptive authentication, single sign-on, and better application visibility, boosting cloud security and compliance.
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 and Thales join forces to combat increasing code signing cyber-attacks by integrating Keyfactor's platform with Thales' SafeNet Cloud HSM On-Demand.
Thales seals €4.8bn Gemalto buyout, forging a titan in digital security and identity, with a vast 80k workforce.
As Aussie organisations store more sensitive data on multiple clouds, encryption is increasingly seen as a proactive strategy, yet skills shortages persist.
Thales extends the offer acceptance period for its acquisition of Gemalto, awaiting regulatory approvals from various antitrust authorities.
US retailers are neglecting encryption despite storing more data in the cloud, leading to a 50% surge in data breaches, a Thales report reveals.
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.
South Korean digital-only bank Kakao has deployed Thales security technologies as part of its efforts to boost the foundation of its banking systems.
Thales' 2016 Encryption Application Trends Study found the financial services, healthcare, technology & software industries main users of encryption.
Thales uproots traditional HSM management, launching nifty remote admin features targeting data centres and cloud migrations.
More than half of Japanese enterprises are increasing their security spending – and topping the list is compliance.
