On May 28, CLICO Ukraine and the Thales team hosted a partner meeting focused on the cybersecurity topics that are increasingly becoming priorities for organizations: Data Security, DSPM (Data Security Posture Management), and the impact of AI on modern data protection strategies.

The main focus of the session was Imperva Data Security Fabric (DSF) and the role of Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) in today's data security projects. Participants explored how the rapid adoption of AI is reshaping requirements for data visibility, classification, and risk management across enterprise environments.

One of the key advantages of the Thales platform is its ability to bring together data discovery and classification, risk assessment, activity monitoring, and data protection capabilities within a single solution. This unified approach enables organizations not only to identify potential security issues but also to effectively reduce risk regardless of where their data resides.

During the meeting, Thales also introduced its 2026 Partner Program, designed to help partners expand their technical expertise while creating new business opportunities through enhanced vendor support and dedicated partner benefits.

It was encouraging to see how much practical interest the topic of data security generated. While only a few years ago most discussions revolved around network security and endpoint protection, today the conversation is increasingly centered on data itself and the risks associated with it.

We would like to thank everyone who joined the meeting, shared their experience, and contributed to the discussion. Special thanks to Thales for its partnership and for making this event possible.