“In my entire career I never saw anything like this,” said former air traffic controller Michele Robson, as bomb threats disrupted flights from London Stansted and Dublin.
Technology entrepreneur Dr Ewan Kirk has joined the National Armaments Director (NAD) Group, bringing more than 30 years of experience across science, finance and industry, to lead UK Defence Innovation (UKDI) in support of the NAD Group’s commitments under the Strategic Defence Review.
With its fleet of upgraded L-39 aircraft operating from its Dijon-Bourgogne base, Babcock will provide realistic adversary training and a range of operational training activities to enhance French Armed Forces combat units’ operational and tactical readiness.
“In my entire career I never saw anything like this,” said former air traffic controller Michele Robson, as bomb threats disrupted flights from London Stansted and Dublin.
With its fleet of upgraded L-39 aircraft operating from its Dijon-Bourgogne base, Babcock will provide realistic adversary training and a range of operational training activities to enhance French Armed Forces combat units’ operational and tactical readiness.
The NCSC warns the UK could face AI-powered cyber attacks on critical national infrastructure by 2028, prompting fresh warnings over national security and defence.
Following ratification of the Kensington Treaty in October, Astroscale and OHB have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation between the UK, Germany and Japan towards protecting critical infrastructure in space, whilst supporting the safe, sustainable and responsible use of the orbital environment.
Compromised suppliers, unchecked files and insecure updates can threaten satellites before they reach orbit. OPSWAT founder and CEO Benny Czarny explains why prevention must start on the ground
“In my entire career I never saw anything like this,” said former air traffic controller Michele Robson, as bomb threats disrupted flights from London Stansted and Dublin.
The return of the route follows strong demand from passengers travelling between the Midlands and Pakistan, particularly those visiting family and friends.
A Purdue University-owned Windracers ULTRA has completed a landmark 50-mile BVLOS flight in Indiana, opening new possibilities for autonomous heavy-lift aviation operations.
ADS is the trade association for the UK’s aerospace, defence, security, and space industries, representing over 2,000 members.
We work with those sectors to secure the UK’s advantage, enhance the UK’s international positioning as a go-to destination for innovation, and deliver on our sustainable leadership goals.
Following ratification of the Kensington Treaty in October, Astroscale and OHB have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation between the UK, Germany and Japan towards protecting critical infrastructure in space, whilst supporting the safe, sustainable and responsible use of the orbital environment.
A new competition launched by the UK Space Agency (UKSA) seeks projects that will underpin the research, development and maturation of an In-Orbit Manufacturing process and associated payload.
By providing work experience opportunities and technology programmes, including cyber security, QinetiQ is supporting the UK Government TechFirst initiative, aimed at delivering practical skills and career support for young people.
Technology entrepreneur Dr Ewan Kirk has joined the National Armaments Director (NAD) Group, bringing more than 30 years of experience across science, finance and industry, to lead UK Defence Innovation (UKDI) in support of the NAD Group’s commitments under the Strategic Defence Review.
With its fleet of upgraded L-39 aircraft operating from its Dijon-Bourgogne base, Babcock will provide realistic adversary training and a range of operational training activities to enhance French Armed Forces combat units’ operational and tactical readiness.
A combination of Mind Foundry’s AI-enabled acoustic analysis and SEA’s maritime sensing and mission systems looks to improve understanding of underwater activity for operational advantage.
Following ratification of the Kensington Treaty in October, Astroscale and OHB have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation between the UK, Germany and Japan towards protecting critical infrastructure in space, whilst supporting the safe, sustainable and responsible use of the orbital environment.
Attacks on supermarket refrigeration networks have reached the UK supply chain, highlighting how vulnerabilities in operational technology could threaten businesses, public services and critical infrastructure.
