National Security stories
The award gives the technology consultant an early foothold in India’s fast-growing counter-drone market as military demand rises.
Geopolitical risk is clouding Gulf AI investment, after Iran named OpenAI’s Stargate campus in Abu Dhabi as a possible target.
Demand is rising for in-country AI systems as the alliance targets governments and businesses worried about data control and compliance.
Access to advanced AI security tools will be limited to vetted groups as Anthropic backs open-source defenders with USD $100 million in credits.
The approval lets defence bodies use 1Kosmos’s identity platform for sensitive workloads, tightening access controls against phishing and credential theft.
Broader supplier chains and open standards are leaving mission-critical broadband networks more exposed as operators move to 4G and 5G.
Diplomatic missions in Europe and the Middle East face renewed PlugX-backed espionage as TA416 shifts tactics and targets amid regional tensions.
Operators can now rank drones by threat level as DroneShield’s latest software update aims to cut clutter and speed decisions in crowded airspace.
Breaches in large cloud environments are increasingly tied to weak identity controls, misconfigurations and poor data sovereignty governance.
Australian employers face a growing insider-threat risk as DTEX says North Korean operatives are applying under false identities for tech roles.
Europe accounted for nearly half of DroneShield's 2025 revenue, underscoring why the defence tech group is deepening its regional base in Amsterdam.
The new cash will help the workforce platform widen its product range and expand nationwide as AI-driven job disruption grows.
New Zealand defence and security buyers could get faster access to uncrewed aircraft and intelligence tools through the new partnership.
Defence tech is drawing fresh investor interest as the Brisbane fund says committed capital has reached AUD $17 million, led by Steve Baxter.
More than 300 students will get free training and mentoring as a national contest tries to fill Australia’s cyber skills gap.
The deal gives the cyber security consultancy more than 175 specialists and deeper access to regulated clients across south-west England.
The funding will help five British Columbia projects expand satellite, drone and maritime technologies with dual-use defence applications.
Businesses and victims face longer waits as fraud and computer misuse offences have outpaced specialist police staffing by 57 percentage points since 2020.
A national push to define cyber careers could ease hiring gaps and improve training pathways as Australia seeks more security staff.
Domestic defence supply chains in Alberta are set to get a boost as Ottawa backs three Edmonton groups with more than CAD $6.1 million.