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With aircraft increasingly e-connected for both flight operations and enhanced passenger on-board experience, Thales creates a cyber-shield to keep them safe from hacker attacks in the skies.

Thales is applying artificial intelligence (AI), big data, intelligent sensors, and cyber-secured connectivity to its leading air traffic management (ATM) solutions, assuring safety and efficiency for all types of aircraft in more crowded skies.

The future of mobility is marked by change. New technologies, increasing prosperity and growing populations demand and promote change. In Germany, the expansion of rail traffic, including both inner-city and nationwide rail traffic, plays a decisive role in the attainme

5G promises to take 4G LTE network performances to a whole new level not only in commercial applications but on the battlefield too. 5G solutions are truly suited to the needs of critical systems in the toughest of environments where human lives are at stake.

As soon as sufficiently powerful Quantum Computers exist, the consequence is that the majority of standard cryptographic schemes today will no longer be secure and object to attack, hence to eavesdropping and to digital identity theft.

With air traffic booming, countries overwhelmingly turn to Thales for Air Traffic Management solutions that assures them efficient and safe mastery of their sovereign civil and military airspace.

This article evaluates and explains potential cyberattack scenarios against ships ( including submarine) and proposes a list of major risks. In the following it focuses on the need for constant monitoring of the ship’s infrastructure. Moreover, the human factor is cover

As naval operations rely increasingly on connected technologies aboard ship and in collaborative combat, Thales cybersecurity provides every vessel with customized coverage.

Blockchain technology is an innovation in work organisation that creates business opportunities. After being hyped, the blockchain ecosystem is entered into a more mature phase as only the most solid projects - in terms of return on investment and use case -are still go

The fifth generation of mobile telecommunications standards, 5G, is not the linear extension of the four previous generations (1G, 2G, 3G and 4G) that have emerged over the last thirty years. On the contrary, the set of technologies underpinning this latest standard wil