Cyber

  • Ukraine drone target exposes autonomy scaling problem

    Ukraine drone target exposes autonomy scaling problem

    Ukraine’s drone autonomy target exposes a difficult fleet-scaling engineering problem. SPARC AI argues resilient GPS-denied positioning must move beyond specialised hardware installed separately across every attritable airframe.

  • EdgeRunner-Camo cuts errors on Army task set

    EdgeRunner-Camo cuts errors on Army task set

    EdgeRunner and Army researchers have developed a military-specific language model. EdgeRunner-Camo uses historical CamoGPT data and is intended for deployment on local tactical hardware as well as garrison systems.

  • Parsons joins 0m seabed-to-space ISR contract

    Parsons joins $350m seabed-to-space ISR contract

    Parsons joins a $350 million Navy seabed-to-space ISR contract vehicle. The programme spans development, deployment, sustainment, cybersecurity, autonomous systems, satellites, and tactical communications across multiple domains.

  • Ukraine drone target exposes autonomy scaling problem

    Ukraine scales AI across military drone fleet

    Ukraine now fields more than seventy AI-enabled defence systems operationally. The programme links computer vision, GPS-denied navigation, targeting, and large battlefield datasets to a rapidly expanding domestic drone sector.

  • Parsons joins 0m seabed-to-space ISR contract

    Army opens $99m enterprise route for Raft software

    Raft has secured a five-year Army data and AI contract. The $99 million IDIQ creates an enterprise procurement route for software platforms, data integrations, secure compute infrastructure, and support across Army organisations.

  • Indra demonstrates explainable AI for military operations

    Indra demonstrates explainable AI for military operations

    Indra has demonstrated explainable AI for complex military decision-making tasks. FaRADAI trials covered scene interpretation, threat assessment, sensor resilience, and dynamic route generation while retaining human oversight of critical decisions.

  • North wins Portsmouth Naval Base security upgrade

    North wins Portsmouth Naval Base security upgrade

    North will modernise surveillance systems across Portsmouth Naval Base estate. The programme covers secure video, analytics, networking, cameras, and a new control centre while maintaining continuous security operations throughout installation.

  • Denmark selects Terma for national counter-drone network

    Denmark selects Terma for national counter-drone network

    Terma will integrate Denmark’s national counter-drone sensor and command network. Helion and FACE will combine distributed data into a shared operational picture spanning military, civilian, and critical-infrastructure sites.

  • Valkyrie demonstrates BLOS control with F-35s

    Valkyrie demonstrates BLOS control with F-35s

    Kratos has demonstrated Valkyrie beyond-line-of-sight control during electronic warfare testing. The US Marine Corps flight linked the uncrewed aircraft with F-35s and an F/A-18 while testing an open command-and-control architecture.

  • Building trust in open architectures: How MOSA is changing defence software security

    Building trust in open architectures: How MOSA is changing defence software security

    MOSA expands modular reuse across increasingly software-defined defence platforms worldwide. Joseph M. Saunders, Founder and CEO of RunSafe Security, examines why SBOM visibility, verification, and common security standards must underpin trusted open architectures.