Supplier Relations

Cyber Resilience

Cyber Resilience is critically important to Thales’s activities and customers, and therefore to all its partners in the supply chain.

$10.5 Trillion

Predicted cost of Cyber incidents to the global economy (2021-2025)

+70%

Third-party cyber incidents in 2024

Sources: Cybersecurity Ventures and Security Scorecard.

Strengthening resilience

In response to the increasing number of cyber-attacks, Thales has decided to leverage its cybersecurity expertise to conduct periodic Cybersecurity assessments of its suppliers aligned with the lSO/IEC27002 standard. The aim is to guarantee a certain level of protection against potential threats.

Thales is also supporting the AirCyber Program, wich is perfectly aligned with its own assessment process.

Run by BoostAeroSpace, AirCyber is a program to improve cybersecurity within the aerospace and defense supply chain, designed in coordination with aerospace and defense companies (such as Dassault Aviation, Airbus and Safran)

It focuses on an assessment program, uniting stakeholders through collaborative data spaces and standardized protocols to ensure secure information sharing and enhanced protection against cyber threats.

If you are interested in this program, please contact aircyber@boostaerospace.com.

Cyber Incident Reporting

A cyber incident is likely to occur, no matter how careful you have been.

Be ready to communicate this information to allow assessment of the level of threat, to Thales CSIRT (Computer Security Incident Response Team), available 24/7 at cert@thalesgroup.com.

Computer Emergency Response Team