Gemalto stories
Silent authentication could revolutionise last-mile delivery, providing ultra-personalised, secure services via behavioural biometrics and smart technologies.
Biometric security is no longer confined to sci-fi movies like Star Trek or spy films such as the Kingsman and James Bond series.
In 2017, 2.6 billion data records were exposed, mainly due to human error, marking a staggering 580% increase since 2016, Gemalto reports.
The event featured an array of sessions that aimed to help partners think about ways that they can approach the current issues in cybersecurity.
Thales and Gemalto are readying themselves for a merger that may well create a world leader in digital security.
Senetas and ADVA partner to embed high-speed networking encryption technology into ADVA's virtualisation technology.
More data is being stored in the cloud, where IT departments have less control over it – and this trend is only set to continue.
A recent study from Gemalto proves it's not just data that is lost following a breach – you'll lose most of your customers too.
Facebook and Amazon may have better authentication methods than the average enterprise, some IT professionals believe.
Cyber war has exploded and is now quite literally on our doorstep - despite this an expert claims Britain's defences are severely underfunded.
Germany's lead in cloud security outpaces efforts in the Asia Pacific region in areas including data sharing, encryption and cloud deployment.
Gemalto has slammed an unsolicited acquisition bid from European digital enterprise Atos because the proposal significantly undervalues the company.
In what Gemalto is calling an 'unsolicited' acquisition bid, the company says it is reviewing an offer put to the company by European firm Atos.
Gemalto's SafeNet Data Encryption is now integrated with Google Cloud, giving users more control over data management and key security.
Cash Converters breached, hackers have access to UK customer account details, usernames, passwords, addresses and partial credit card numbers.
Gemalto is set to provide facial biometrics to Dai Nippon Printing customers in Japan, enhancing mobile banking functionality.
If you don't understand NDB, you may face substantial penalties including fines, lost customers and increased risk of future data breaches.
Transactions happen online between two entities that will never see each other. This means trust matters even more as physical interactions disappear.
A Gemalto report reveals data breaches could trigger a mass exodus, with over half of Australian consumers ready to switch banks or retailers post-breach.
Blockchain technology, while commonly linked with cryptocurrency, holds vast potential beyond digital coins, poised to revolutionise multiple industries.
