About Thales
Thales sells cybersecurity solutions that protect applications, data and identities. Thales says its portfolio includes services that close compliance gaps, detect and monitor threats and strengthen defenses, and says more than 6,000 cybersecurity experts work for it worldwide. Thales says it provides security at scale for more than 30,000 organizations worldwide.[5][6]
Thales offers the CipherTrust Data Security Platform to discover, protect and control sensitive data anywhere, with real-time visibility of threats, risks and compliance gaps. CipherTrust Data Security Platform provides centralized key management with data discovery and classification, data protection and granular access control across multiple on-premises and cloud infrastructure providers. Thales describes CipherTrust DSPM as new and as giving complete data security across any environment. Thales says its data security solutions discover and classify sensitive data across hybrid IT and automatically protect it at rest, in motion or in use, using encryption, tokenization and key management.[2][5][7][8][9]
Thales says it helps organizations gain visibility and control over data across environments, detecting risks and ensuring compliance with advanced security analytics and automation. Thales offers database security encryption to protect database environments from internal and external threats, on-premises or in the cloud. Thales says it delivers effective encryption strategies to protect enterprise from data breaches and achieve compliance, wherever data is stored, accessed or in use. Thales says it helps organizations centralize security across all cloud environments to enhance visibility, control and protection of sensitive data.[6]
Thales says Luna 8 is its fastest Luna HSM yet and delivers certified security, high performance and quantum-ready crypto acceleration. Thales publishes the 2026 Quantum & AI Trends Data Threat Report, which finds that 98% are concerned about impact of quantum and AI on each other.[5]
Thales says its Thales AI Security Fabric keeps AI apps, agents, data and models secure. Thales offers the Imperva Application Security Platform to protect mission critical applications, APIs and websites from bad bot, DDoS and supply chain attacks. The Thales application security product suite includes Web Application Firewall (WAF) protection against Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) and malicious BOT attacks, security for APIs and a secure Content Delivery Network (CDN). Thales positions the OneWelcome Identity Platform for digital experiences for customers, employees and partners. Thales says its Identity & Access Management solutions ensure the right individuals have access to the right resources at the right times for the right reasons. Thales says SafeNet Trusted Access enables organizations to secure VDI access from any endpoint, while simplifying regulatory compliance, reducing IT administration overheads and mitigating the risk of data breaches arising from credential compromise. Thales says the Sentinel Software Monetization Platform supports flexible pricing models while protecting software from abuse or theft.[5][6][8][9]
Thales says its solutions bring security, trust and resilience to industries including finance, healthcare, retail and manufacturing, and to vital sectors in critical infrastructure. Thales says that with its support, Sabre secures its applications, APIs, and customers. Thales says its solutions can help organizations that are part of the Defense Industrial Base comply with the CMMC requirements. Thales says it helps address risk-management requirements for CMMC 2.0 level 2 across application security, data security and identity & access management.[5][6][8]
Thales publishes research alongside its products. The Thales Cloud Security Study examines organizations' challenges, successes and strategic plans related to their cloud-based infrastructure and services. The 2026 Thales Data Threat Report reveals nearly 60% of companies experience deepfake-driven attacks. The 2026 Thales Bad Bot Report shows daily AI-enabled bot attacks jumped from 2 million to 25 million in a single year.[1][5][10]
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