All Articles in Digital Identity and Security

The IoT is ready for a new phase. It's moving into the industrial sphere and promising to transform sectors from manufacturing to automotive to agriculture. This new industrial IoT will be powered by ultra-fast mobile broadband that never goes out of range... ...

Thales will supply Pepephone, brand of MASMOVIL group, with SIM cards ecologically manufactured using materials extracted from recycled fridges.

Have you ever wondered about the origins of the credit card – or just how payments tech has evolved in the last 100 years or so? Here’s how payments have evolved to be so quick and convenient

Fully adapted to the current Covid context, Thales provides highly accurate biometric authentication and identification methods for smooth and secure user experiences. Thales solutions offer full compliance with GDPR and support ‘touch less’ use cases such as access ma...

A bank used to be a place. Now, it's more like an idea. Digital technology has already changed people's perceptions of what banking is. Now a new wave of tech – from machine learning to blockchain to biometrics – is set to take these changes to the next level ...

5G SIMs are more secure than their 4G predecessors. Their identities are encrypted. It’s one of many reasons to be optimistic about data privacy in the 5G era...

There are more connected vehicles on the roads than ever before, providing a new, more dynamic and more comfortable driving experience for their users. Ensuring that these vehicles can run as they are supposed to requires permanent and robust connectivity, but that bri...

Thales has contributed to dozens of complex election programmes demonstrating a strong agility to support demanding election commissions. Each project being unique, Thales offers full customisation to country and customer needs. Over the past few years, Thales has demo...

Agriculture is on the cusp of its fourth revolution. The sector is using smart farm technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, drones and 5G, which promise to make the sector cleaner and more efficient than ever. ...

‘Design fiction’ uses the power of storytelling to generate ideas for future services. At the height of lockdown, Thales went big on the concept with a project that asked staff to imagine fantastic future worlds.