Insights

The second of a two-part blog series, we look at how to counter the growing threat from uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) and uncrewed aerial systems (UAS).

The latest in our Power of Perspective series. Henry Tse, Head of Global Products at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, shares an update on how our customers can get the most out of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

We examine the opportunities cyber could bring to the AUKUS partnership, from strengthening national resilience to protecting critical systems

Electromagnetic Warfare (EW) can be as important to defence as munitions. Unless you can get your uncrewed air system to its destination or transmit the intelligence it gathers, your mission will fail. Conversely, if you can deny enemy drones from your own airspace, then you have a crucial advantage.

In the first of a two-part blog series, we examine the scale of the UAS threat and some of the main challenges involved in countering it.

Towards the end of 2025, the IET London hosted our fourth annual Cyber Forum – bringing together peers from industry, academia and government to discuss and share perspectives on today’s strategic challenges in cyberspace.

The latest in our Power of Perspective series. Jo Massey, UK National Security Account Director at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, talks about how she and her teams apply digital technology to help His Majesty’s Government keep the nation safe.

The latest in our Power of Perspective series. Jessica Regan, Account Manager at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, explains what it was like to see Azalea™ go from vision to orbit.

Warfare is evolving rapidly and the importance of autonomy in drone technology has become undeniable. Modern battlefields are increasingly challenged by electronic warfare and GPS denial, which can render manually-controlled systems completely ineffective.

What sovereign capabilities do we need in space, and how sovereign do they really need to be?

The latest in our Power of Perspective series, Chris Cook, External Stakeholder Director at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence shares his views on the subsea domain and what drives his work forward in this space.

Protecting society from cyber-attacks involves safeguarding critical infrastructure and for telecoms operators, the stakes have never been higher.

The latest in our Power of Perspective series. Louise Heywood, Head of Strategy, BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, explains why a software-driven approach will be key to countering hostile uncrewed threats.

The capacity to drive forward the boundaries of technological progress is one of the great strengths of the defence sector. Nations around the world invest heavily in research and development to maintain security and gain advantage against potential threats. This activity can act as a powerful catalyst for wider economic prosperity, as reflected in the UK’s Defence Industrial Strategy. It highlights how the sector can serve as an engine for growth alongside its primary role in supporting those who keep our nations safe at home and strong abroad.

The design of Steady State Training and enabling the delivery of Interim training is a vital part of the development of the Royal Navy’s latest platform and its progression into service. Alongside the build and sea trials of the vessel, the ship’s company require training on the equipment and management of the vessel before deployment.

Security Operations Centres are under increasing pressure to deliver effective detection and response to today’s cyber threats – all while managing rising data volumes, constrained staffing and a rapidly evolving threat landscape.

The rapid evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and unmanned aerial systems has fundamentally reshaped the nature of modern conflict. How can nations respond?