HBO Data Breach: More than just Game of Thrones spoilers to worry about
This year we’ve spoken a lot about different data breach incidents such as the WannaCry cyber attack on the NHS or Petya. However, one thing
Cyber Attack on Scottish Parliament
Earlier this week we talked about the amount of cyber crime that has occurred in Scotland, specifically the cyber attacks targeted at councils and health
Defence Secretary’s Delivers Cyber Security 2017 Speech
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon Has Delivered A Speech At Cyber 2017 Outlining How The Ministry Of Defence Is Tackling Today’s Cyber Threats. Here we take a
LinkedIn 2012 hack: what you need to know in 2017
The LinkedIn 2012 hack was one of the first major examples of large organisations suffering a breach. The hack prompted LinkedIn to advise all users
Major Global Cyber Attack- Is Petya a WannaCry 2?
Over the past several weeks various large and small organisations both in the public and private sector have become victims of Cyber attacks. Today news
HMS Queen Elizabeth makes debut in Portsmouth
Today saw Britain’s future flagship HMS Queen Elizabeth arrive into her home port of Portsmouth for the first time. With thousands of people lining the seafront, the 65,000 tonne carrier arrived to the warmest of welcomes. As sailors lined the flight deck of the Royal Navy’s largest ever warship, the HMS Queen Elizabeth was welcomed […]
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How easy is it to carry out a cyber attack? An interview with Geoff Siskind of the Hackable? podcast
How easy is it to carry out a cyber attack? A new podcast, Hackable?, produced by McAfee Security, aims to find out. Hackable?, which is
Cyber Attack on UK Parliament
A cyber attack on UK Parliament on Friday 23 June compromised up to 90 email accounts belonging to MPs, peers and lords. Officials are said
Cyber Security, GDPR and Brexit
GDPR The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the EU’s attempt to bring data protection legislation up to date with new or previously unforeseen ways that
820 Naval Air Squadron hone skills ahead of HMS Queen Elizabeth arrival
820 Naval Air Squadron, the squadron assigned to HMS Queen Elizabeth, has been practicing ahead of the arrival of the aircraft carrier into dock at Portsmouth. Based at the Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose in Cornwall, the squadron comprises of a fleet of Merlin Mk2 helicopters which will operate from the Royal Navy’s new flagship carrier. […]
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Cyber crime in Scotland
In the future when we look back on 2017 there will be several key talking points, among which are President Trump, this year’s General Election,
Three Lessons from the NHS Cyber Attack
It’s less than a month since the highly publicised WannaCry cyber attack on the National Health Service (NHS) that saw IT systems across the UK
Why disruptive technology in defence procurement is more important than ever
Defence procurement and disruptive technologies have long had a close relationship, but with commercial developments now driving change in the industry, government is having to
ISCD CHEMICAL SECURITY ASSESSMENT TOOL (CSAT) – Response to RFI questions
The following informaiton is being provided in response to the questions that were submitted for CSAT RFI.
Question 1:
Is NPPD looking to replace/modernize the CSAT suite of tools or simply contract a vendor to maintain the
Ballistic Panels and Window Obscuration
This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in Subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; proposals are b
ASC West facility upgrade strengthens Australia’s submarine capability
ASC has opened its Western Australian submarine maintenance facility following a major $12.5 million innovative upgrade. The revamped facility will boost Australia’s sovereign submarine capability and is part of ASC’s continuous improvement of the maintenance of Australia’s Collins Class submarine fleet, as part of the Submarine Enterprise. The redevelopment will enhance productivity and reliability through […]
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What innovations will shape the future of defence procurement?
From drones and unmanned vehicles to robotics and 4D printing, the tools needed for keeping nations safe in the 21st century are changing and evolving
BAE develop Bluetooth-enabled sensors to detect health of military bridging systems
Engineers based at BAE Systems’ site in Telford, Shropshire are testing an integrated Bluetooth and sensing technology which reports the remaining service-life of military bridging systems. The new ‘fatigue monitoring’ technology continuously detects the stress and strain on bridges designed to be used by tanks such as the Challenger® 2, which weighs in at more than […]
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Next Generation Intelligence Collection and Analyses
The purpose of this modification is to republish the original announcement, incorporating any previous amendments, pursuant to FAR 35.016(c).
This republishing also includes the following changes:
(a) Section III: Updated to reflect current ac
RUSI examines Defence Innovation and the UK
RUSI experts have delivered a new paper that examines Defence Innovation and the UK, and implications of the US Third Offset Strategy. Delivered by Professor John Louth, Professor Trevor Taylor and Doctor Andrew Tyler, the paper looks at UK defence equipment and its vulnerabilities, suggesting there needs to be more commitment to research, innovation and […]
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