French technology group Thales has unveiled new AI-powered cybersecurity solutions at its Cyber Summit in Paris. The event brought together cybersecurity leaders and experts from across Europe.

The new tools use artificial intelligence to detect and respond to cyber threats faster. With attacks growing in scale and sophistication, companies are turning to AI to monitor networks around the clock.

Speakers at the summit examined how the threat landscape is evolving. Ransomware, state-linked attacks and AI-generated phishing were among the top concerns discussed.

Thales said its solutions are designed to protect both organisations and wider society. The summit underlined Europe’s push to build stronger cyber defences as digital infrastructure becomes a bigger target.

The company also highlighted the role of AI in defending critical sectors such as banking, transport and energy. As attackers adopt automation, defenders must match that speed. Thales said its new platforms combine human expertise with machine-speed detection to close that gap.