European organisations have false sense of (cyber) security, despite over half suffering a breach

09 Jun 2020

New insights from the 2020 Thales Europe Data Threat Report reveal that European organisations have a false sense of security when it comes to protecting themselves, with only two-thirds (68%) seeing themselves as vulnerable, down from nine in ten (86%) in 2018. This confidence flies in the face of the findings of the survey of 509 European executives which reveals over half (52%) of organisations were breached or failed a compliance audit in 2019, raising concerns as to why a fifth (20%) intend to reduce data security spend in the next year. The findings come as workers across Europe are working from home due to COVID-19, often using personal devices which don’t have the built-in security office systems do, significantly increasing risk to sensitive data.

EPLAN Chooses Thales to Enable Cloud-Based Licensing, Addressing Growing Business Needs

18 Jun 2019

Computer Aided Design company brings digital transformation to its software-based licensing
Replaces home-grown system with Thales’ Sentinel solution providing scalable cloud-based licensing capability

Thales, a leader in critical information systems, cybersecurity, data protection and licensing, can today reveal that it has extended its decade long partnership with EPLAN, the Computer Aided Design (eCAD) company, to ensure on-demand license delivery and activation for all products. Part of its digital transformation strategy, this move brings EPLAN closer to its customer base, by ensuring that the product experience is individually tailored to each customer’s needs.

Cloud-based licensing

European organisations have false sense of (cyber) security, despite over half suffering a breach

EPLAN Chooses Thales to Enable Cloud-Based Licensing, Addressing Growing Business Needs