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What’s happening in cybersecurity? Here are 25 facts for 2025
Cybersecurity in 2025: what are the biggest trends shaping cybersecurity this year? From deepfake scams to ransomware-as-a-service, explore 25 key insights that define the state of cybersecurity in 2025...
The challenges of using AI in critical systems
Ahead of the AI Action Summit being organised in Paris on 10 and 11 February 2025, Thales has published a position paper on artificial intelligence for critical systems. Juliette Mattioli, Senior Expert in Artificial Intelligence and one of the co-authors of the paper,...
20 years ago, three ‘crazy nerds’ changed smart card security for ever
Two decades ago, three Thales researchers made a breakthrough that changed smart card security forever. Here’s their story...
QR jacks and quishing: How to protect yourself from the growing QR code scam threat
QR codes make life easier, but scammers are exploiting them in a rising threat called "quishing." Learn how these scams work and the simple steps to safeguard your information...
Key Loading Management System
The system component Key Loading Management System (KLMS) is a key management system that enables flexible preparation of crypto material for various platforms and crypto hosts. KLMS is extendable to additional crypto hosts by using key header templates as well as to
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Formal verification: how a 400 year old mathematical idea could transform cybersecurity
Every year software systems grow in scale – and this poses a big challenge for computer scientists: how can they test the reliability and performance of such vast and complex code bases?
Thales named Frost & Sullivan's 2024 European Company of the Year in cybersecurity for airport security
Thales is pleased to announce its recognition as the recipient of the 2024 European Company of the Year Award in the cybersecurity for airport security category, bestowed by Frost & Sullivan.
Simple. Flexible. Secure. How connectivity providers are re-thinking their product designs for the coming IoT boom
According to GSMA Intelligence, Internet of Things connections could reach more than 38 billion by 2030. The new IoT customers do not have historical expertise in cellular connectivity. The good news is that providers are delivering...
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A simple message for a complex world: Introducing a new way to reach non-mobile IoT customers
The coming era of eSIM, 5G and private networks is re-defining the fundamentals of connectivity. It’s changing the user experience, expanding the market opportunity and introducing unseen cyber threats. How should providers respond?
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