Posts Tagged ‘NATO’
New Government pledges the ‘triple lock’ on the nuclear deterrent will safeguard Britain and NATO for “generations to come”, as Defence Secretary John Healey joined Royal Navy submariners on the UK’s nuclear deterrent returning home from at-sea patrol. In his first visit to Scotland since being appointed, the Defence Secretary boarded ...
By Neil Fraser, Director Defence and Space Programmes, NSSLGlobal In the last article, we explored the critical need for flexible and resilient tactical edge communications in the new era of multi-domain operations and the lessons learned from Ukraine. In this article, we will take a closer look into the diverse connectivity ...
By Neil Fraser, Director Defence and Space Programmes, NSSLGlobal In the new era of multi-domain operations, hybrid warfare and grey zone adversaries, greater flexibility and resilience in tactical edge communications has become critical. This article draws on some of the conversations I have had with people from industry and the defence ...
Enhancing allied cyber defences through multinational Exercise Baltic Mule. Exercise Baltic Mule was a joint UK and Poland led exercise to reduce the cyber vulnerabilities of frontline military activity and ensure we can protect against future threats. The exercise helped to improve frontline units’ ability to withstand cyberattacks and continue their ...
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