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Thales launches integration with AWS External Key Store, allowing organisations to retain control of encryption keys in the cloud.

Claroty appoints CJ Radford as Channels and Alliances Global VP; strengthens commitment to partner ecosystem for improved cyber security solutions.

Critical infrastructure industries around the world are still facing major challenges and gaps in their approach to protection and risk management.

84% of IT professionals have some degree of confidence in their user access security systems to enable remote work securely and easily, up from 56% in 2021.

Thales has announced a new cloud data protection solution designed to protect SAP customers sensitive data in SAP applications in public cloud environments.

Thales plans to hire over 11,000 people and create 3,000 internal mobility opportunities globally as part of its recruitment drive.

Jeff Connolly appointed CEO of Thales Australia, taking the reins from retiring CEO Chris Jenkins, effective September 1, 2022.

Thales' CipherTrust Platform Community Edition enables DevSecOps teams to deploy data protection controls into multi-cloud applications faster.

A long-standing collaboration between the two global cybersecurity experts, Thales and Palo Alto Networks, is designed help support widespread cloud migration.

Malware, ransomware and phishing are continuing to plague global organisations, 21% experiencing a ransomware attack in the last year.

M2Cloud has announced it has developed an Internet of Things (IoT)-based LTE monitoring system with Thales, optimised for biopharmaceutical monitoring.

Thales highlights the importance of reliable connectivity for the industrial Internet of Things, stating that 5G networks are already available.

40% of organizations have experienced a cloud-based data breach in the past year, with 83% failing to encrypt half of their sensitive data stored in the cloud.

Google has partnered with Thales to expand support for the privacy and confidentiality capabilities of Google Workspace.

Just 23% of organizations in Australia and New Zealand know where their data is stored, according to Thales' global data threat report.

More than four fifths of businesses remain concerned about the security risks of remote working, according to a report by Thales.

Thales expands access management capabilities, offering unified authentication platform across applications and services in any IT environment.

Netpoleon has been named as the newest distribution partner for Thales in Australia and New Zealand, expanding Thales' footprint in the data security sector.

APAC organisations are concerned about security threats but are still determined to advance operations through digital adoption, says Thales report.

More corporate and sensitive data will be stored in the cloud than out of it, says Thales Asia-Pacific Data Threat Report.