Thales, a global technology and security provider, announced on Tuesday an alliance with Deloitte to deliver advanced, tailored cybersecurity services and solutions to organizations. The move will combine Thales’s encryption and key management capabilities with Deloitte’s advanced cybersecurity services. It will focus on delivering enhanced data protection, governance, and compliance capabilities, and offering extensive experience in cybersecurity to help customers mitigate risk.
The alliance will combine Thales’s advanced encryption and key management technologies with Deloitte’s data protection, security consulting, and implementation knowledge. The collaboration provides organizations with a broad suite of services and solutions designed to help clients address the full spectrum of cloud security needs, tailored to their hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
The data security landscape is rapidly changing. Technology disruptions, such as the use of generative AI, come with new threats to data confidentiality and integrity. In parallel, there are stringent data privacy regulations to contend with. The acceleration of digital transformation requires the evolution of cyber security strategies to mitigate inconsistent and insufficient policies of data access controls.
According to the 2024 Thales Data Threat Report, organizations that maintained compliance were significantly less likely to suffer data breaches. As compliance regulations continue to evolve, customers will be equipped to meet these challenges and thrive in a secure environment.
By drawing from Thales’s expertise and Deloitte’s extensive experience in data protection and governance strategy, organizations can benefit from broad services and solutions designed to help clients address the complexities of modern cybersecurity and compliance landscapes.
“By combining Deloitte’s Data & Digital Trust Services that assist with client data security and governance challenges with Thales’ cybersecurity solutions, we can provide broad and tailored security responses to our shared clients,” Linda Walsh, Managing Director, Deloitte & Touche, said in a media statement. “Our collaboration provides efficient integration and enhanced security across multi-cloud environments, helping clients drive innovation. Together, we can help organizations transform their cloud security to enhance the value of their cybersecurity programs.”
By capitalizing on existing alliances with industry leaders in cloud services, Deloitte clients will have access to capabilities that help them achieve robust cloud data protection in various environments. This alliance will help create new business opportunities through incorporation in new and existing comprehensive transformation programmes.
“This strategic alliance with Deloitte marks a significant milestone in our mission to help organizations secure their data and all paths to it,” said John Polly, Vice President, Channel & Alliances at Thales. “According to our Cloud Security Report, cloud resources have become the biggest targets for cyber-attacks, with 44% of organizations having suffered a cloud data breach. By combining our cloud data security technologies with Deloitte’s knowledge in Data & Digital Trust, we are poised to deliver innovative and robust strategies that help address the evolving compliance and security needs of our clients worldwide.”
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