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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 docking of frontline guided missile destroyer (DDG), HMAS Hobart, at South Australia’s Osborne Naval Shipyard signified the official start of the production phase of its upgrade program.

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?

Our technology and defence domain experts outline their predictions for 2026 across space, cyber, AI, defence operations and secure cloud.

After more than two decades in service, the Typhoon programme continues to deliver exciting careers for thousands of people, growing high-value skills which are the bedrock of our business.