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In this time where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated, protecting naval vessels from digital attacks is crucial to ensure operational performance. Thales leverages its extensive experience in maritime solutions to enhance cybersecurity at sea, ensuring that n...

Unmanned systems are becoming increasingly essential to operations, whether to protect forces engaged on the front line, to delegate certain tasks or to create "mass effects". Thales has the expertise required to effectively integrate unmanned air and ground vehicles ...

During the REPMUS and Dynamic Messenger exercises, Thales demonstrated the excellence of its naval solutions, enabling forces to obtain a complete vision of the mission and improve interoperability in the conduct of operations to control the seabed. Thales' innovative ...

Thales has won a contract with the Austrian Ministry of Defence to supply more than 2,500 SquadNet tactical radios, to support the Austrian Army’s digital transformation…

We read about it every day in the news – high-intensity conflict has well and truly returned to the world stage. With the latest edition of the SOFINS exhibition taking place this month, we asked Thales's land defence advisor, General Bernard Barrera, to explain how t...

Today, Thales and the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) sign a Master Agreement to improve the efficiency in establishing long-term service contracts. In addition, Thales is also announcing the launch of a Defence Hub, which harnesses digital and engineering...

At the opening day of IndoDefence 2022, Thales reinforced its commitment to the Republic of Indonesia’s defence forces, signing multiple agreements with its long-term partner, local State Owned Enterprise (SOE), PT Len Industri, witnessed by Minister of Defence, Prabow...

Thales and Schiebel validate the use of Schiebel’s CAMCOPTER® S-100 Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) to relay acoustic buoy surveillance during the NATO exercise REPMUS 2022

• Korean defense SME, SonarTech and Thales have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for joint in-depth research and development in mine warfare sonar systems.