DASA invests ┬г1million in training and welfare
DASA has invested ┬г1million into new technology to improve training and welfare conditions.
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GB-Gloucester: 4 Retail/Office/Warehouse/Workshop
Scheme comprises part demolition of building; construction of a three storey building; single storey front extension; and new first floor link way, in connection with the use of the site.The associated works include sewer systems, landscaping, infrastruct
UK-Leeds: IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support.
IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support. We run two websites:
https://www.leeds.ac.uk/chpccp/ which is a basic information site.
https://chpccp.leeds.ac.uk which is the fundamental IT tool we use to run our service. This is
The importance of cybersecurity тАУ and why тАШback to basicsтАЩ is the best approach
Writing for Defence Online, Jon Fielding, Managing Director EMEA, Apricorn examines why keeping things simple and doing the basics represents the best solution in the world of cybersecurity. Organisations in the defence sector may, by the very nature of their business, be more security-centric than those in other industries, but they are not exempt from [тАж]
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Raytheon delivers first laser counter-UAS System to US Air Force
Raytheon delivered the first high-energy laser counter-unmanned aerial system to the US Air Force earlier this month. The Raytheon system will be deployed overseas as part of a year-long Air Force experiment to train operators and test the systemтАЩs effectiveness in real-world conditions. RaytheonтАЩs high-energy laser weapon system uses an advanced variant of the companyтАЩs [тАж]
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BAE Systems to develop advanced decoy countermeasures
The US Navy has awarded BAE Systems a contract worth a $36.7 million to develop and demonstrate a next-generation, dual band Fiber-Optic Towed Decoy (FOTD) to protect aircraft and pilots from advanced threats. BAE SystemsтАЩ FOTDs are radio-frequency countermeasure systems that provide robust self-protection capabilities for any aircraft, including fighters, bombers, and transports. The companyтАЩs Dual [тАж]
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