Cyber
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US agencies have warned site operators about exposed tank-gauge systems. The guidance highlights how operational technology weaknesses can disrupt defence-industrial production and logistics.
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Microamp will trial tactical 5G networking with UK defence users. The mmWave system will support secure, low-latency communications for sensors, command networks, and autonomous systems.
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ICEYE’s new grant strengthens Europe’s sovereign space intelligence capacity base. The €28.3m award supports SAR, AI analysis, data fusion, and satellite production scale-up.
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Airbus and Mistral AI are targeting sovereign aerospace applications together. The partnership covers secure AI deployment across operations, engineering, onboard systems, and defence-specific use cases.
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GMV’s secure timing project targets resilient defence infrastructure synchronisation needs. PRESENTIS applies Galileo PRS technology to timing, sensor integration, and critical operational networks.
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Lockheed’s ICS baseline shifts Navy combat systems towards software cadence. The delivery introduces common infrastructure, containerised software, and faster fleetwide capability updates.
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Elbit’s European contract bundles multiple battlefield systems into production focus. The $1.4bn deal spans uncrewed systems, electronic warfare, precision munitions, electro-optics, radios, and integrated support.
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Dstl has completed Britain’s first successful optical space downlink demonstration. The Archangel Lightworks ground station downloaded satellite data through a deployable laser communications system.
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India and South Korea have signed new defence cyber agreements. The partnership strengthens military information-sharing, infrastructure protection, and defence industrial cooperation as both countries expand secure technology links across the Indo-Pacific.
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Astrolight has commissioned Greece’s Holomondas optical ground station for CubeSats. The site will support high-speed laser communications under ESA-backed Greek connectivity work.