All Articles in Cyber Defence

Battle damage repair is all about maintaining power to command. It’s about fixing only that which takes priority to make the mission a success. Say your frigate is taking heavy damage. The key to success may be keeping control over your fire control systems. ...

Cyber-attacks are an everyday thing in 2022 – it’s no longer hard to find yet another news article about another industry data leak, or even an affected government program.

Everything you need to know about the new wave of unseen threat

In the last 12 months, the number of cyberattacks and ransomware incidents has increased by 150%1 due to the combined effect of the pandemic and the increasingly rapid digitalisation of our societies. These types of threats are constantly evolving as digital services be...

The German armed forces make extensive use of cryptographic keys to ensure the security and discretion of their operational communication systems. To manage these keys efficiently, they need a highly reliable, flexible system that is compatible with the systems in servi...

With BlueScan®, Thales takes collaborative Anti-Submarine Warfare to the next level thanks to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence.

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. ...

Thales today announced that its Cloud Hardware Security Modules (HSM) and Key Management solutions have been chosen by Fujitsu, the leading Japanese information and communication technology (ICT) company, offering a full range of technology products, solutions, and serv...

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