All Articles in Digital Identity

The United Kingdom government’s Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) partners with Thales to reduce the carbon footprint of its driving licences as well as tachograph and residence cards. Since 2018, Thales has cut by over one third the CO2 emissions associated w...

[Infographic] Passengers at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) can breeze through the terminal merely by presenting their faces to automated checkpoints. These passengers are among the first to use a combination of digital tokens, kiosks, facial authenticati...

Will 2023 be the year that people start to take control of their own data? If this long-awaited process gathers momentum, it will be thanks to user-friendly digital wallets. Experts expect this trend to accelerate in 2023. In this prediction piece, we look more closely...

Continuing its cybersecurity expansion strategy, Thales announces the signature of an agreement to acquire OneWelcome, a European leader in the fast growing market of Customer Identity and Access Management, for a total consideration of €100 million. OneWelcome’s stron...

Three questions to Philippe Vallée, EVP Digital Identity & Security at Thales

Experts believe a successful digital ID system could help businesses to unlock value equivalent to 13 percent of a country's GDP by 2030. With this in mind, the EU is set to launch its own digital wallet framework. Here's an overview of the EU wallet ...

The commercial world is all over digital transformation. Every enterprise wants to embrace innovative new customer-facing and back office technologies. But what about governments? In a post-COVID world, their need for digital transformation is just as urgent. So how re...

Thales has contributed to dozens of complex election programmes demonstrating a strong agility to support demanding election commissions. Each project being unique, Thales offers full customisation to country and customer needs. Over the past few years, Thales has demo...

We look at digital identities and how they help people around the world

In sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, there are millions of people without any form of identity, people who cannot prove who they are and cannot access simple things like education, finance, and phones. Digital identity inclusion has become a critical human right. ...