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PA Consulting launches Secure Futures report

PA Consulting has announced the launch of its Secure Futures report, part of its Secure Futures series providing insights and events emphasising the importance of collaboration in delivering a secure future.

Above: Click here to download the Secure Futures report.
Courtesy PA Consulting

Following  in-depth research combined with the insights of over 70 security experts from all corners
of the global defence and security landscape, the report speaks primarily to future senior leaders who will shape security strategy, policy, and investment decisions in the next 10 years.

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With rapidly evolving threats and opportunities changing the global security ecosystem - including (but not limited to) the climate emergency, increasing societal pressures, technological shifts and the role of the space domain in security - their importance has intensified over the past 24 months, alongside ongoing military and political turbulence.

Drawing on PA Consulting's knowledge and experience across defence, security and the wider public sector, the programme explore five paradoxes that span the major shifts and introduce five solution areas for practical progress now. Its Secure Futures series is developed for - and with - the global security community and PA Consulting is inviting interested parties to participate, as it continues to explore the practical creation of a secure future for all.

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PA Consulting was established in England in 1943 and has over 4,000 people - strategists, innovators, designers, consultants, digital experts, scientists, engineers and technologists - working in 21 locations across the UK, US, Ireland, the Nordics and Netherlands.

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