Thales SA · EURONEXT:HO
Thales SA — EMEA Partner Connect 2025
17 slides from Thales SA's conference presentation, Sep 16, 2025
Slide 1: DORA drives DataSec
DORA drives DataSec MARKUS HOFBAUER Sales Engineer Manager www.thalesgroup.com
Slide 2: Martin Gegenleitner, Pre-Sales Consultant
Martin Gegenleitner Pre-Sales Consultant THALES GROUP LIMITED DISTRIBUTION - SCOPE 2 ‹#›
Slide 3: Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Compliance
Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Compliance Overall objective The European Union’s Digital Operational Resilience Act sets uniform requirements for the security of network and information systems of companies and organizations operating in the financial sector as well as critical third part
Slide 4: Article 6 – Encryption and cryptographic controls (1/3)
Article 6 – Encryption and cryptographic controls (1/3) 1 As part of their ICT security policies, financial entities shall develop, document and implement a policy on encryption and cryptographic controls, with a view to preserve the availability, authenticity, integrity and confidentiality of data.
Slide 5: Article 6 – Encryption and cryptographic controls (2/3)
Article 6 – Encryption and cryptographic controls (2/3) 3 Financial entities shall include in the policy on encryption and cryptographic controls criteria to select cryptographic techniques and use practices taking into account leading practices and standards, as defined in Article 2, point (1), of
Slide 6: Article 6 – Encryption and cryptographic controls (3/3)
Article 6 – Encryption and cryptographic controls (3/3) 5 Financial entities shall include a requirement in the policy on encryption and cryptographic controls to record the adoption of mitigation and monitoring measures adopted in accordance with paragraphs 3 and 4 and to provide a reasoned explana
Slide 7: Article 7 – Cryptographic key management (1/2)
Article 7 – Cryptographic key management (1/2) 1 Financial entities shall lay out in the provisions on cryptographic key management referred to in Article 6(2) point (d), the requirements for managing cryptographic keys through their whole lifecycle, including generating, renewing, storing, backing
Slide 8: Article 7 – Cryptographic key management (2/2)
Article 7 – Cryptographic key management (2/2) 3 Financial entities shall develop and implement methods to replace the cryptographic keys in the case of lost, compromised or damaged keys. 4 Financial entities shall create and maintain a register for all certificates and certificate storing devices f
Slide 9: CipherTrust Data Security Platform
CipherTrust Data Security Platform CipherTrust Manager Key Management and Policies CIPHERTRUST CONNECTORS KMI P Ap p l i c a ti o n D i s c o ve r y & R a n s o mw a r e F i l e - l e ve l D a ta b a s e M u l ti C l o u d E n te r p r i s e S e c r e ts D a ta To k e n i z a ti o n Classification P
Slide 10: Protect your sensitive data wherever it resides
Protect your sensitive data wherever it resides Where How Protection Layer CipherTrust Connectors Data Protection Tokenization Network Gateway for REST (Vaultless & Vaulted) Application Application Data Protection (SDKs) Application Key Database Batch Data Database Protection Management Transformati
Slide 11: You need to take care of crypto and encryption!
CORE MESSAGE #1 You need to take care of crypto and encryption! THALES GROUP LIMITED DISTRIBUTION - SCOPE 11 ‹#›
Slide 12: Customer success story #1 – Landing @ Insurance
Customer success story #1 – Landing @ Insurance Goal: Adjust InfoSec measures to fulfil DORA requirements Gaps @ encryption and key management CipherTrust to the rescue! 2-phased deployment in multiple European countries Mix of virtual and physical appliances for resilience Encryption targets Databa
Slide 13: Teamwork makes the dream work!
Teamwork makes the dream work! Partner knows We know the customer our products THALES GROUP LIMITED DISTRIBUTION - SCOPE 13 ‹#›
Slide 14: Customer success story #2 – Expanding @ Banking
Customer success story #2 – Expanding @ Banking DORA as an additional driver for a resilience What did we sell? Why CipherTrust? focused IT architecture redesign Remove dependencies (especially on the Customer already runs on an Enterprise Automation, automation, automation network) = use physical a
Slide 15: Challenges solved with partner
Challenges solved with partner Physical appliances providing services to multiple (35) VLANs Partner provides networking know-how Ensure fall back routines in case of (network) outages We provide best practices Ensure events are logged and monitored in an effective manner Partner provides experience
Slide 16: We need you
CORE MESSAGE #2 We need you THALES GROUP LIMITED DISTRIBUTION - SCOPE 16 ‹#›
Slide 17: Thank you
Thank you www.thalesgroup.com ‹#›