All Articles in Critical Infrastructure

Ahead of the AI Action Summit being organised in Paris on 10 and 11 February 2025, Thales has published a position paper on artificial intelligence for critical systems. Juliette Mattioli, Senior Expert in Artificial Intelligence and one of the co-authors of the paper,...

Cybels KMC offers key management systems and high security embedded devices for critical infrastructures. The Cybels Key Management Centre is interoperable and ensures maximum availability and flexibility for users, meeting the needs of a wide range of markets includin...

Thales has combined its avionics, air traffic management, air defence, connectivity, big data and cybersecurity expertise with cyber-secured identity tracking to provide secured air space management allowing society to benefit from commercial unmanned aerial vehicle, a...

Face à l’augmentation des menaces informatiques, Thales accompagne les opérateurs d’importance vitale (OIV) dans la mise en place de moyens de protection et de sécurisation de leurs systèmes d’information. Aujourd’hui, sa sonde de détection Cybels Sensor obtient le Vis...

Dubai International Airport operates 24/7, and is one of the busiest airports in the world with the highest of security standards and complex operational scenarios.

Arriving in Muscat's sparkling new airport terminal is a bit like entering a royal palace. With its modern steel and glass structures and towering atrium, the signature building blends Omani heritage with 21st century designs trends, creating a balance that both inspir...

Terminal 4 at JFK airport in New York has become a benchmark for the real-time management of airport security operations. The implementation of a scalable [Thales] solution has allowed the airport management company to strike the perfect balance between the efficiency...

For companies and organizations seeking to navigate their way through today's cyber-insecure world, peril lurks in many forms. Fighting back is possible, but doing so effectively requires first knowing who you’re up against.

With 14 million passengers a year expected by 2020, Bahrain’s Ministry of Transportation and Telecommunications has chosen Thales and SITA to provide the security and operations management system for Bahrain International Airport. ...

Thales will deliver an Airport Operation Control Center (AOCC) platform that provides processes and procedures to make management of security and operations of the airport terminal smoother and more efficient.