All Articles in Digital Identity and Security

Even though the COVID-19 health crisis has been severely disrupting the global travel industry, in the past few months the DGM Consortium has continued its close collaboration with MOFA. Global teams were working remotely to deliver the project, supporting the Thai Gove

The connected car, how connectivity is revolutionizing the way we travel from A to B (Infographic)

Smart meters give people greater control over their energy usage and help to balance loads on the grid, but there is still some confusion about how the technology works. We bust some smart meter myths…

The Texas Department of Public Safety has contracted Thales, to supply all driver license (DL) and identification (ID) cards — making it one of 11 states to do so with Thales. More than 7 million cards, complying with the national security standards of the REAL ID Act,

Thales has deployed the world’s first GSMA-certified eSIM activation solution on Google Cloud. This solution will offer telecom operators secure and highly scalable support to manage increases in mobile subscriptions for eSIM-capable devices. It also lets them benefit f

Thales and Telstra, Australia’s leading telecommunications company are working with Microsoft and Arduino to pave the way for scalable security for connected IoT devices, by implementing a solution that enables trusted and secure end-to-end communication between device

Thales is supplying Thales embedded SIM (eSIM) for the brand new motorola razr, the world’s first foldable smartphone to rely exclusively on this highly compact solution for secure mobile connectivity. Optimizing space, the eSIM is enabling a new generation of connected

Jeni Tennison, CEO of the Open Data Institute, explains that organizations need to take responsibility for their data.

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