Cyber
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17Tech is opening a Kyiv defence technology R&D validation centre. The Finnish accelerator will help European startups validate products with Ukrainian soldiers and defence experts.
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Shield AI is integrating autonomy software with Spanish drone systems. The partnership with UAV Navigation-Grupo Oesía points to software-defined capability across European unmanned aircraft.
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Australia is exporting long-range radar capability into Canada’s Arctic region. The agreement turns sovereign surveillance expertise into a major Five Eyes industrial programme focused on remote air and maritime monitoring.
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Leonardo has introduced a Cyber Defence Suite for military systems. The architecture links strategic awareness, tactical coordination, and onboard cyber protection, supporting connected vehicles, naval platforms, avionics mission systems, space infrastructure, and ground control segments.
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ASELSAN has now brought DRONEDEF into the counter-UAS market segment. The system combines radar, jamming, laser, high-power electromagnetic effects, interceptor drones, and airburst weapons, reflecting the shift from isolated counter-drone products to integrated production architectures.
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Northrop’s protected SATCOM award hardens tactical communications against jamming threats. The prototype combines payload, waveform, ground, and test work.
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Hostile-state cyber activity is putting suppliers inside national defence risk. The NCSC warning strengthens pressure on production resilience and recovery.
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Frontier AI is narrowing cyber response windows for defence suppliers. New Zealand’s guidance points to stronger software, supply-chain, and OT assurance.
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Winchester’s cyber award connects skills funding with defence production needs. The programme expands student capacity and brings industry input into secure systems education.
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Roke has launched compact anti-jam GNSS for contested military platforms. Nav-Sync Armour targets drones, vehicles, vessels, and autonomous systems exposed to jamming and spoofing.