The Netherlands
Cyber & Digital in the Netherlands
In today’s landscape of heightened cyber threats and vulnerable data transfers, data protection is essential. Governments, institutions, and global enterprises trust Thales to design and deliver solutions that safeguard states, cities, and critical infrastructure against evolving cyber risks.
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We enable secure information sharing and connectivity, ensuring the continuous benefits of a connected world while maintaining resilience against digital threats. For instance, we provide cyber defence solutions for 9 of the 10 largest internet companies and monitor the information systems of more than 100 clients.
We also protect over 80 percent of global online transactions, and the information systems of 19 of the 20 largest banks worldwide. Because it’s not just about digital data protection, it’s also about protecting your digital identity. Your Dutch driver’s licence was made and secured by Thales! Our identity management and data protection technologies also help people cross borders, energy become smarter, and much more.
Thales Security Operations Centre (SOC)
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Thales delivers cyberattack detection and response solutions through its network of Security Operations Centres. These SOC's keep a watchful eye on IT infrastructure, providing round-the-clock supervision of each customer's information systems and launching a coordinated response to any incidents that may occur.
Thales has SOC's all over the world — Australia, Belgium and Luxembourg, France, Hong Kong and Singapore, Morocco, New Zealand, North America, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom and the Netherlands.
Our Security Operation Centre in the Netherlands is a sovereign environment. It is hosted in the Netherlands, for the Netherlands.
Our services include:
- Prevention: cyber threat intelligence, vulnerability intelligence, vulnerability management and threat exposure management.
- Detection: real-time threat detection in a range of scenarios using cyber threat intelligence and the infrastructure’s own security components: EDR, NDR, OT sensors, SGWs, etc. They can also use marker searches, search scenarios and other threat hunting techniques.
- Response: routine incident analysis and response, on-demand forensic analysis and reverse engineering, and organising a deployable response in the event of a serious incident or crisis.