Thales has launched cybersecurity tools to help organisations secure AI operations and prepare for quantum computing threats.
The company announced the developments at its Cyber Summit in Paris, where it also unveiled a partnership with Google Cloud to help organisations secure agentic AI operations.
The partnership will use Thales’ AI Security Fabric, which is designed to protect AI agents, data and interactions throughout the AI lifecycle.
Other launches focus on protecting data and software.
CipherTrust Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) uses AI to help organisations identify and protect sensitive data and provide immediate, automated mitigation.
Sentinel Envelope+ provides software protection against AI-powered attacks.
To address emerging quantum computing threats, Thales introduced Luna 8, a hardware security module that uses post-quantum cryptography to help organisations protect critical data.
The company also outlined a global cybersecurity approach combining advanced technologies, real-time threat intelligence and cyber expertise to anticipate, detect and respond to AI-driven threats at machine speed.
Philippe Vallée, EVP Cyber & Digital Identity at Thales, said,
“By securing the technologies we develop and the data, applications, identities and infrastructure on which they rely, we can build the trust needed to embrace innovation.
In that sense, cybersecurity is not about protecting ourselves from the future; it is about giving society today the tools to move towards it.”
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