All Articles in Cybersecurity

In the midst of an unprecedented global health crisis, malicious actors are taking advantage of the situation to attack the information systems of companies, organisations and individuals. To minimise the risks of a cyber-pandemic, everybody needs to be especially care...

With regard to the current development in the field of drones and air taxis, the importance of automation and autonomy of aircrafts increases, and together with this a secure communication.

Thales is a major player in security incident response and is currently in the last phase of qualification as a security incident response provider (PRIS) regulated by France’s national agency for information system security (ANSSI). Qualification to the ANSSI baseline...

As health services across the world battle the Coronavirus, NHS Wales is stepping up its defence against viruses of the technological kind thanks to a partnership with global cyber leader Thales…

The growth of the Internet has brought an explosion in the number of digital identities we need to manage. Mobile ID is a single, universal, highly secure authentication solution developed by Thales that lets users access any of the online services proposed by e-commer...

At Thales we’re developing future 5G connectivity that is as safe as it is fast .

Eight safe-teleworking tips for organisations and individuals to prevent cybercrime during the Covid-19 outbreak.

Like any other technology, artificial intelligence is neither good nor bad — it all depends how it's used. The role of AI in cybersecurity is a good example: hackers use it to do harm, cybersecurity experts use it to help thwart their attacks. ...

Cloud services are becoming more appealing, meaning more data is being shared with third parties. With this comes increased exposure and the need for a robust security strategy

With the requirement of big data, analytics and machine learning, the future of 5G is inextricably linked to artificial intelligence (AI). We look behind the scenes of 5G and find out how AI could support its operation