Day: February 16, 2017

NATO and Finland have agreed to cooperate further within the cyber arena with the signing of a Political Framework Arrangement. The arrangement is designed to help improve the resilience of networks in both Finland and at NATO in the face of a rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape. Strong partnerships play a key role in effectively […]

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Experts from Frazer-Nash will be discussing the challenges facing naval system stakeholders, and the benefits that can be realised through innovation and collaboration, at an event taking place at the University of Strathclyde on 2 March. Frazer-Nash’s Stuart Ross, who is organising the event, explained the issues that the speakers will be considering: “Those responsible […]

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Interoperability has been the key objective in a recent trial involving the F-35B Lightning II and Typhoon FGR4 aircraft. Funded by the MOD, the two-week trial has been carried out in airspace above the upper Mojave Desert, California, as part of the RAF’s Exercise High Rider. Coordinated by Northrup Grumman and the RAF, Exercise Babel […]

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This spring will see Government, Royal Navy and industry collaborate in Exercise Information Warrior ’17. The Royal Navy-led exercise is designed to test and develop an innovative range of Information Warfare Capabilities. Building on last year’s successful Unmanned Warrior Exercise, the exercise will be integrated into the Royal Navy’s first big exercise of the year, […]

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