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Quantum internet: the next global network is already being laid
Harun Šiljak, Trinity College Dublin Google reported a remarkable breakthrough towards the end of 2019. The company claimed to have […]
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GCHQ is 100 years old today, 1st Nov 2019
On the 1st November 1919, a new government establishment was set up when Room 40 in the Admiralty, responsible for […]
China to deploy surveillance drones in South China sea
By The Maritime Executive 2019-09-10 21:05:17 China’s Ministry of Natural Resources is launching a new surveillance drone network to monitor […]
Mr Chapman’s take on the role of 77 Bde.
In an interesting display of political judgement, a Scottish National Party politician and Westminster MP, Douglas Chapman, recently posted a […]
The UK JFC is now called “Strategic Command”
On the 18th July this year, just before being removed from her post, the then-Defence Secretary, Penny Mordaunt, announced a […]
Cyber attacks and the rules of modern warfare
Cyber attacks are rewriting the ‘rules’ of modern warfare – and we aren’t prepared for the consequences Vasileios Karagiannopoulos, University […]
China accused of mass cyber spying – but working out the truth is just the start of the problem
Minuscule computer hardware could be spying on top tech firms. graphicINmotion/ Shutterstock Robert Carolina, Royal Holloway Has China found a […]
UK and Holland in joint accusations about Russian hacking
Russia has once again been accused of trying to break into the data files of a foreign country or […]
Mitigating threats to undersea internet infrastructure
This article was first published in The Maritime Executive, to whom we offer our thanks for permission to reprint it. […]
GPS-based tracking apps banned for US personnel
A GPS Strava heat map of a military base in the Helmand province of Afghanistan ( Strava/Mapbox ) “Effective immediately, […]
China and the US are racing to develop AI weapons
Chinese anti-tank missile vehicles come with human operators – for now. EPA/Wu Hong James Johnson, University of Leicester When Google’s […]
Why 50,000 ships are so vulnerable to cyberattacks
The shipping industry has been slow to prepare adequate cybersecurity. Alexandersonscc/pixabay, CC BY-SA Keith Martin, Royal Holloway and Rory Hopcraft, […]
Major General (retd) Dr Andrew Sharpe: Gaining competitive advantage through Big Data
Ahead of the Big Data for Defence (BDD) Summit, conference chairman, Major General (retd) Dr Andrew Sharpe, Director of the […]
The future of warfare: US DoD Robotics and Autonomous Systems Strategies
In response to the news that the US DoD will double its planned expenditure for wargaming and Robotics and Autonomous […]
The changing nature of cyber-warfare in the Middle East
This article was published on the Deverell Associates website in May 2017. Although it is now usual to regard anything […]
Flash Gordon for real ? US Space Force gathers momentum.
At the end of April President Trump indicated once again that he intends to establish a new branch of […]
Ever wondered how the FBI would tackle incident response?
At the Cyber Security Digital Summit, Stacy Stevens, Unit Chief, FBI explores how companies can work with the FBI to ensure […]
UK backs MBDA’s Brimstone missile to 2030 and beyond
The United Kingdom has awarded MBDA a £400 million contract for the capability sustainment programme (CSP) of the advanced Brimstone […]
IQPC Announce Dates For The Big Data Analytics for Defence Conference
IQPC, in partnership with the UK MoD’s Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA), are delighted to announce the dates for the […]
Autistic Hacker Lauri Love Who Has Admitted The Crime He Is Accused Of Wins US Extradition Appeal
Earlier today 33yr old Hacker Lauri Love who has autism won his appeal against extradition to the US for hacking […]