2014 Full Year Results

Markos Trichas from BAE Systems Digital Intelligence joins Astroscale UK’s Managing Director Nick Shave to plot a sustainable, safe and secure course for the space domain’s future

In his latest blog, Mark Todd, Innovation and Technology Director, BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, takes a look at why military connectivity can fail, why slow tech adaptation is a strategic liability, and why a Digital Targeting Web offers a step forwards.

The latest in our Power of Perspective series. Richard Byng, Head of Cross Domain at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence, explains how Cross Domain enables collaboration without compromising security

The Royal Marines have achieved a series of historic firsts in Northern Norway, using the T-150 UAS from our Malloy business to carry out critical logistical missions in some of the harshest conditions on Earth. This represents a significant step forward in supporting the UK’s strategy to embed uncrewed air systems into frontline military operations. 

Subsea cables are the unseen arteries of our global economy and modern way of life. This vast, submerged network carries the data that fuels our businesses, connects our communities and supports our national security.

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.