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DIGAR™ 500M enables assured positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) with anti-jam protection for precision carrier landings

BAE Systems has successfully completed live trials of its Anti Threat System (BATS) in Scotland, demonstrating the complete BATS 'sense, decide, effect' mission chain against uncrewed aerial threats through a single integrated command-and-control architecture. The trials, conducted over a two-week period, validated BATS’ end-to-end operational workflow, enabling operators to coordinate multiple sensors and effectors to identify and respond to evolving drone threats in real time.

Modernized and adaptable AN/APX-127(V)1 Combined Interrogator Transponder supports latest crypto and cybersecurity resilience requirements

The UK’s newest Astute class submarine, HMS Agamemnon, has taken a major step towards mission readiness as it leaves BAE Systems’ shipyard in the Royal Port of Barrow-in-Furness and heads out to open sea for the first time.

In today’s increasingly volatile geopolitical climate, particularly with escalating global tensions such as ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, cyber warfare has evolved into a critical extension of traditional warfare.

Luigi Sidoli explores the synergies between the defence and critical national infrastructure (CNI) sectors, asking how CNI – like defence – can embrace digital tools to overcome some of the challenges highlighted by our latest research.

The autonomous drone team had already found the target. It had worked out the safest route, selected the most appropriate platform for the strike and calculated the probability of success. Then it stopped. Not because it was confused, but because it knew the next decision wasn't its own to make.

When we talk about military readiness, medical support is just as important as platforms or force structure – and it can be far more complex than many realise.