Events

21 - 23 May 2019

AUSA LANPAC Symposium & Exposition

Join us at the Association of the United States Army’s LANPAC Symposium & Exposition in Hawaii.

Our goal is to supply game changing technology and security capabilities to US allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific Region. Stop by our booth to learn how we’re innovating solutions for the most complex land, air, and sea missions.

Come visit us at Booth #404.

Preview our products

Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS^®) laser-guided rocket – Turns a standard unguided 2.75-inch (70 millimeter) rocket into a precision laser-guided rocket to give warfighters a low-cost surgical strike capability.
Optical Electronic Warfare Systems – Provides superior protection against guided and unguided threats to rotary- and fixed-wing aircraft.
Advanced Threat Infrared Countermeasures (ATIRCM) system – Provides protection against an array of modern, highly lethal missile attacks in all infrared threat bands.
Hostile Fire Indicator Common Acoustic Sensor (HICAS) – Detects and provides aircrew warning for ballistic hostile threats. It is fully integrated into the CMWS ECU processor.
2-Color Advanced Warning System (2CAWS) – Detects and defeats threats during complex, multi-threat engagement scenarios at extended ranges via 2-color IR sensing with higher confidence.
M777 Lightweight Towed 155mm Howitzer – With unparalleled tactical and strategic mobility, the battle-proven 39 caliber M777 sets the standard for modern, reliable fire support in the most hostile environments.
Assault Amphibious Vehicle (AAV7A1) – Vehicle with rugged durability and superior mobility for transporting troops and cargo from ship to shore.

M777 Lightweight Towed 155mm...

Honolulu, HI, United States of America

21 - 23 May 20192019-05-21T13:08:19+02:002019-05-23T13:08:44+02:00 | Honolulu, HI, United States of America2255 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI, 96815, United States of America

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23 May 2019

Air Engineering Recruitment Event

In BAE Systems Air, our Engineers come from all walks of life and professional backgrounds, united by a passion for finding technology-led solutions. Our business continues to grow and we are looking for people who are inspired to make a difference. With a wide range of Engineering roles available, you can develop a career that challenges and rewards you.

At the event, our Engineers and our Recruitment team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about life at BAE Systems and our career opportunities. Drop in any time between 4pm and 8pm for an informal chat - no need to pre-register.

We have a number of roles available in Lancashire, as well as international opportunities in Turkey. To find out more about our business area and the roles on offer, please click here.

If you are unable to attend the event but would still like to register your interest, please click here.

If you have any questions, you can email us at Recruitment-Sourcing@BAESystems.com.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Newton-le-Willows, United Kingdom

23 May 20192019-05-23T17:00:00+02:002019-05-23T21:00:00+02:00 | Newton-le-Willows, United KingdomJubilee Suite, Newton-le-Willows, WA12 0HQ, United Kingdom

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29 - 30 May 2019

CANSEC 2019

Overview

CANSEC is Canada’s largest and most important defence industry exhibition and has been hosted annually in Ottawa since 1998. It plays host to nearly 300 international exhibitions, covers 150,000 square feet of exhibition space and will host 40 international delegations.

At CANSEC 2019, BAE Systems has a 600 sq ft stand on which it will be showcasing a model of the new Canadian Surface Combatant. The CSC is based on BAE Systems’ Global Combat Ship which also forms the basis of the Royal Navy’s Type 26 City Class Frigate and the Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter Class Frigate. In addition, there will also be a display demonstrating BAE Systems’ modular bridging system.

Products

Global Combat Ship

BAE Systems’ Global Combat Ship design was selected in late 2018 for the Canadian Surface Combatant programme. The contract was awarded to Lockheed Martin Canada as lead of the Canada Combat Ship Team, of which BAE systems is a part and the ships will be built at Irving Shipbuilding’s Halifax Yard. The CSC will be acoustically quiet, versatile and able to support anti-submarine warfare, air defence and humanitarian operations anywhere in the world’s oceans.

Construction of the first in class Type 26 for the Royal Navy – GLASGOW – is well underway at our Naval Ships site in Govan, Scotland and we were recently awarded the contract to deliver the Hunter Class Frigate Programme which will see nine anti-submarine warships built in Australia based on our design. The award of the CSC contract further reinforces our position as a world leading warship designer and paves the way for more potential export opportunities.

Andrew Wolstenholme, Group Managing Director, BAE Systems Maritime and Land UK, said:

“The selection of the Type 26 design for the Canadian Surface Combatant programme reinforces its position as one of the world’s most advanced anti-submarine warships and showcases the strength of British innovation on the world stage. This is great news for the company, the sector and our Naval Ships business and builds on our recent success in Australia for the Hunter Class Frigate programme. It provides solid foundations within the export market and demonstrates the excellent design of the Global Combat Ship.”

Modular Bridging system

Our bridging system – used by the British Army – provides the most flexible, rapidly deployable military gap crossing solution in the world.

BAE Systems designed and built the Modular Bridging System (delivered to the British Army under the BR90 programme) and has provided continual support since it went into service.

The Modular Bridging System is used by soldiers to rapidly undertake assault crossings and restore vital lifelines and military routes. The all-encompassing design also offers rapid replacement of civilian infrastructure in combat and peacetime disaster relief.

The system is light enough to be transported by air and lifted by helicopter, yet the bridge panels are strong enough to withstand the weight of Main Battle Tanks such as Challenger 2, equivalent to six double decker buses. During its lifetime, each bridging system is designed to withstand typically 10,000 crossings in its worst case load condition, for both tracked and wheeled vehicles and in extreme military environments.

Visit us at stand 713.

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

29 - 30 May 20192019-05-29T01:00:00+02:002019-05-30T01:00:00+02:00 | Ottawa, Ontario, Canada4899 Uplands Drive, Ottawa, K1V 2N6, Ontario, Canada

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Team works with customer to analyze geospatial data

2 - 5 Jun 2019

2019 GEOINT Symposium

Advancing Next-Generation Intelligence Solutions

BAE Systems is utilizing innovative technologies to produce impressive results. From cognitive and advanced analytics services to cloud and cyber security, we are providing superior solutions for all phases of the geospatial lifecycle. Visit us at booth #625 to get the solution you need for any phase of the geospatial lifecycle.

Capabilities we're displaying

Desktop as a Service Provider

Open Source Analysis Services

Cybersecurity products portfolio

Geospatial Products & Solutions

Geospatial eXploitation Products (GXP) ™

San Antonio, TX , United States of America

2 - 5 Jun 20192019-06-02T22:55:24+02:002019-06-05T22:55:38+02:00 | San Antonio, TX , United States of America900 E. Market Street , San Antonio, TX , 78205, United States of America

Event

19 Jun 2019

RESET

BAE Systems Applied Intelligence will be hosting RESET: a single-track one-day cyber security conference on Wednesday 19th June at Kings College London.

The event will continue its mission to feature substantive presentations and research on: Threat Intelligence, Policy Law, Journalism, Malware Analysis, Reverse Engineering and other aspects of cyber security.

While last year’s conference featured an all-female speaker programme to disrupt the industry standard, RESET 2019 is taking an approach to represent the ideal of the cyber security field by hosting a more gender balanced line-up.

RESET 2019

Simultaneously, RESET has now become a platform to showcase the diversity and talent that exists in the industry. You will see plenty of exciting speakers sharing their ideas with you again this year to challenge your opinion on the cyber security industry.

The event welcomes all professionals from relevant industries that want to learn about various themes and topics in cyber security as well as the threats faced by defenders and customers alike.

When: Wednesday 19 June 2019
Conference: 8:30 – 17:00
Drinks: 17:00 – 19:00
Where: The Auditorium, Bush House South Entrance, Kings College London, WC2R 2LS

Speaker Details

The UK Biometrics Strategy One Year On: Problems and Solutions
Stephanie Hare, researcher focused on technology, politics and history

Description of talk: The UK Biometric Strategy, unveiled in June 2018, has been under consultation by an advisory board and is due to report to the public in June 2019. Currently, UK law only regulates the use of DNA and fingerprints for use by the police only, not by other branches of government and not by the private sector. Nor does the UK have any protections in law around the use of our face or voice data -- both of which can be gathered without our consent or knowledge and used in ways that threaten our privacy, civil liberties and human rights. This talk assesses the shortcomings of the UK Biometrics Strategy and offers solutions so that the United Kingdom regulates the use of biometrics in ways that respects the rights of its citizens and residents.

Biography: Stephanie Hare is a researcher focused on technology, politics and history. Selected for the Foreign Policy Interrupted Fellowship and the BBC Expert Women programme, she shares insights on television and radio and broadcasts on the BBC World Service and Radio 4. She has published in the Harvard Business Review, the Financial Times, Project Syndicate, the Herald, CNN and the Guardian. Previously she has worked as a principal director at Accenture Research, a strategist at Palantir, a senior analyst at Oxford Analytica, and a consultant at Accenture. Hare earned a PhD in International History and a MSc in Theory and History of International Relations from the London School of Economics, and a BA in Liberal Arts (French) from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her media work and publications are available at www.harebrain.co.

Twitter: @hare_brain

Is this the Tip of the Iceberg? Traffic Analysis of Mobile Applications

Veronica Valeros, Researcher & Team Lead, CivilSphere Project

Czech Technical University in Prague

Description of talk: Users rely more and more on mobile applications for every day tasks, from checking the weather forecast to consulting travel directions and managing their bank accounts. The average user has 20 to 40 applications installed on their phone. While the design and functionalities of mobile applications has grown significantly over the last decade, their security seems to have taken a step back. We sniffed our own mobile phone traffic and we were surprised with what we have found. This talk will walk you through some of our most important findings.

Biography: Veronica is a researcher and intelligence analyst from Argentina. Her research has a strong focus on helping people and involves different areas from wireless and bluetooth privacy issues to malware, botnets and intrusion analysis. She has presented her research on international conferences such as BlackHat, EkoParty, Botconf and others. She is the co-founder of the MatesLab hackerspace based in Argentina, and co-founder of the Independent Fund for Women in Tech. She is currently the director of the CivilSphere project at the Czech Technical University, dedicated to protect civil organizations and individuals from targeted attacks.

Twitter: @verovaleros

Into the Fog - The Return of ICEFOG APT

Chi-en (Ashley) Shen, Senior Researcher

FireEye

Description of talk: However, despite a pause and a decrease in sample number were observed, the attacks leveraging the ICEFOG malware did not entirely stop after the exposure.

In the past few years, we observed different attacks which the malware delivered and exploit with different tactic, techniques and procedure (TTP) compare with the campaign reported in 2013. In the recent attack, a new variant of the ICEFOG samples were also discovered. In this talk, I will introduce our finding among different samples discovered across these years and highlight the evolved TTPs that actor applied to evade detection in the new campaign. In addition, I will also introduce and clarify the potential connections between ICEFOG operator and other APT groups.

Biography: Chi-en Shen (Ashley) is a senior researcher at FireEye, where she focuses on threat intelligence research. She specializes in threat hunting, malware analysis, reverse engineering, and targeted attacks analysis. For supporting women in InfoSec, Ashley co-founded "HITCON GIRLS" – the first security community for women in Taiwan. Ashley is also a regular speaker at global security conferences, including Black Hat, FIRST, HITB GSEC, CODE BLUE, Troopers, HITCO. etc. Ashley also serves as a review board member of Black Hat Asia, Blue Hat Shanghai and Hack in the Box conferences.

Twitter: @ashley_shen_920

Operational Whiplash: The Unpredictable Context of Exposing Network Operation

Daniel Moore, Teaching Fellow, King's College London

Description of talk: Uncovering malicious network campaigns is a major part of threat intelligence research. Alerted by victims, pursuing OSINT leads, or detecting new variations on known malicious behaviour, the results may end up as a complete unravelling of a national intelligence operation. Yet we are inherently limited in our understanding of the context around what we expose, and the results can be an escalating chain of uncontrollable consequences that have global significance. Exposing an operation may not just limit a country's intelligence efforts. It may hinder other ongoing efforts, put people at risk, eliminate a critical view into sensitive targets, alert and inform adversaries, or shake alliances. This talk will explore the many layers of context around network operations by looking at the whiplash effect of their exposure. By examining some key reveals from the last decade and beyond, we will see how the threat intelligence community has made itself a key player in global events, and therefore a threat in its own right.

Biography: Daniel Moore is currently a teaching fellow at the War Studies Department in King's College London, from which he holds a PhD focused on cyber-warfare. He also works as a research and development team lead at Accenture Security, where he designs and builds threat intelligence platforms. Daniel has previously held several private and public positions in cyber-security and intelligence, dating back nearly fifteen years to when he served as an officer in Israeli military intelligence.

Twitter: @ILDannyMoore

Beyond a Wink and a Smile - Next Level Social Engineering Practice & Prevention

Jenny Radcliffe, Director of Social Engineering, Human Factor Security

Description of talk: This talk discusses some of the common myths and misconceptions of social engineering. From understanding Human Behaviour and how it can be manipulated, to the skills required to do an effective and ethical job, to the truth about awareness of the practice and how it might be prevented. This talk touches on what is actually required in higher level social engineering attacks and prevention and discusses how to "level up" from both an offensive and defensive perspective.

Biography: A "burglar for hire", lifelong social engineer and investigator, Jenny is the founder of Human Factor Security a firm specialising in Social Engineering and psychological infiltration practices. A well known keynote speaker at industry events, she hosts an award winning podcast and writes, speaks and blogs about all aspects of human based attacks, scams, cons and frauds. Jenny is an expert in influence and persuasion techniques, non-verbal communications and deception detection and was a Hunter on the hit Channel 4 TV show "Hunted." She is frequently featured in the media as an expert on human security topics.

Twitter: @Jenny_Radcliffe

The Evolution of Cybercrime: Applying Darwin’s Theory in the Cyber Domain

Michael Yip, Security Principal, iDefense, Accenture Security

Description of talk: This talk will provide the audience with an overview of how cybercrime has evolved over the past 20 years with the overall aim of identifying the fundamental driving forces that has facilitated the transformation. The talk will leverage Darwin's Theory of Evolution to capture the evolutionary moments of cybercrime which will include highlighting those who were successful and those who were not. The talk will close with an overview of the most recent threat landscape and what it means for the near future.

Biography: Michael is currently a Security Principal at iDefense, Accenture Security where he leads the Targeted Attacks Analysis (TAA) team. He is a CREST Certified Threat Intelligence Manager (CCTIM) and holds a PhD in Quantitative Criminology which examines the use of data analytics to drive cybercrime disruption strategies for the NCA. Prior to Accenture, Michael served as a Director in Threat Intelligence Operations at Stroz Friedberg and as a senior threat researcher at PwC and QinetiQ. Thanks for train strikes and a relatively inadequate social life, Michael is also the founder of a non-profit initiative called ThreatMiner.

Twitter: @michael_yip

If you would like to reserve your place at the event please visit our event registration page here, or email eventsai@baesystems.com if you have any questions.

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London, United Kingdom

19 Jun 20192019-06-19T16:23:23+02:002019-06-19T16:23:29+02:00 | London, United KingdomThe Auditorium, Bush House South Entrance, Kings College, London, WC2R 2LS, United Kingdom

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10 - 13 Sep 2019

DSEI 2019

At BAE Systems, we help our customers to stay a step ahead when protecting people and national security, critical infrastructure and vital information. At DSEI 2019 we will showcase our advanced defence technology across land, sea, air and cyber.

Head back to this page closer to the event to find out more information about our 2019 exhibition

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