Pandemic-related security and fraud trends observed in our latest research - The COVID Crime Index

Fifteen months ago, we cut steel for the Royal Australian Navy’s first Hunter class frigate at Osborne Naval Shipyard. Since then, the pace and scale of progress has been remarkable.

We outline some of the frameworks that Space organisations can use to identify and mitigate against the insider threat

Insights into the secrets and challenges of building effective business partnerships

Ocean Infinity’s Commercial Director, Alex Fox, discusses the evolution of the subsea domain and how collaboration at an industry and national level can deliver operational advantage

700X Naval Air Squadron tested a Malloy T-150 in a joint event hosted by the US Army’s Eighth Army while in South Korea. 

Set to come into enforcement in 2026, the upcoming CSRB expands significantly on existing NIS regulations. Here’s what organisations need to be aware of.

Given the current climate of geopolitical tension and uncertainty, combined with the influence of the space sector to defence and national security, space is a prominent target for malicious insiders. In our latest blog, we evaluate the Insider Threat to space innovation and supply chains.

What does the UK Government’s new analysis on the current risk landscape mean for cyber security resilience?

BAE Systems and QinetiQ have successfully completed synthetic trials to show how uncrewed aircraft can operate alongside existing crewed aircraft like Typhoon to provide a more cost-effective and flexible concentration of combat air power.