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According to government figures, the Welsh cyber industry now employs 45,000 people and contributes more than ?8 billion a year to the Welsh economy. And we¡¯ve only just started. The potential ¨C for success but also for failure ¨C is enormous. Here¡¯s why¡­ ...

Somewhere in the valleys of South Wales, a team of hackers is quietly working out how to take over your production facility. They are ruthless. They are relentless. And they are very, very good at what they do¡­

According to Welsh government statistics, there were an estimated 267,000 enterprises active in Wales in 2019. 99.4% of those are Small to Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). Together, they account for 62.4% of our jobs, employing around 1.2 million people and g...

When news of a cyber-attack against a water treatment plant in Florida reached our CNI cyber-security experts recently, it was received with a sense of weary inevitability. The same mess; a different day¡­

Ebbw Vale is a technology town. It wasn¡¯t always.  It was once rural, a place of tiny farms on rural mountains. All of that changed when enterprising engineers and businessmen discovered what was underneath¡­

Thales and the Welsh Government have announced the next stage of development to create a living laboratory campus for cyber trust at the former steelworks site in Ebbw Vale¡­

As health services across the world battle the Coronavirus, NHS Wales is stepping up its defence against viruses of the technological kind thanks to a partnership with global cyber leader Thales¡­

NHS Wales has responded to a surge in cyber-attacks against the healthcare sector by enlisting the services of some of the world¡¯s leading cyber security experts¡­

Thales has joined Tech Taskforce for Wales, which was recently formed to give a first line of free advice and support to businesses of all sizes as the COVID-19 pandemic develops¡­