Insights

Jenny Pask, Communications and Marketing Director discusses all things space with Rachael Hoyle, as she settles into her new role as Director of Space.

“You can’t climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pockets”. Rather, George Briley has spent half of his adult life carrying huge weights en route to powerlifting world titles, and the other half shaking hands and guiding customers towards more efficient and productive business processes. Even overcoming the risk of long-term paralysis in recent years, George is always focused on the next goal.

In the first insight of this three-part series looking at the modern underwater battlespace, we outline how the subsea domain has become increasingly contested, congested and complex.

Cairns is a bustling seaside city that’s been described as “Queensland’s Gateway to the Tropics” and its near all-year-round warm, sunny weather makes it a top destination for tourists.

For Annie, competition feeds curiosity, and curiosity continues to help counter constantly evolving cyber challenges.

BAE Systems Australia today released a guide for companies new to the nation’s Defence industry, as the Commonwealth Government and export customers ramp up procurement to meet national security needs.

Empowering female cyber leaders remains critical in a global industry that continues to be male-dominated. We're proud to be involved in many initiatives focused on gender diversity, with one being the 'UK-South East Asia Women in Cyber Fellowship' in partnership with the FCDO.

The United Nations’ new toolkit is designed to help improve gender diversity across all stages of the space programme lifecycle, so how can the sector leverage the framework to drive accelerated action?

The launch of a navy vessel is steeped in nautical tradition. Traditions like breaking a champagne bottle over a bow bless a newly christened ship with luck for the many years that lie ahead patrolling the world’s oceans.

How big is the gap between the public and private sectors? The priorities and the structures may differ, but there is huge scope to marry values and outcomes, as Steve Worron has found since making the move from law enforcement to BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, leading the Crime Justice and Law Enforcement Campaign. With more than 30 years of policing experience, he drove an ambition to help citizens and communities. He’s now, simply, doing the same from a different angle.

Historically, Operational Technology (OT) systems were designed with operational efficiency and safety in mind. However, the same cannot be said about security.

Gareth Evans and Justin Baxter from Poole-based SME Sentinel Unmanned discuss the Longreach70 from vision to reality and working with BAE Systems

Not all routes into tech are linear. Learn how Christopher moved from design roles in the print and fashion industries, to working in user experience in tech

In today’s landscape, a key challenge is how we can work together to collectively secure and realise the benefits of these interconnected domains.

With data increasingly critical to military operations, making sense of this data while connecting sensors to effectors is vital for decision advantage.

From testing, to partial adoption, to full implementation and integration – many defence technologies are yet to clear the final hurdle.

The latest iteration of the Razer Low Cost Precision Guided Munition (LCPGM) was put through its paces and successfully tested during a new round of flight trials.

In this blog, we dive into some of the threat intelligence and detection engineering challenges that businesses face when managing their security operations centres.