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The collaboration between AWE Nuclear Security Technologies and the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) marks a significant step forward in enhancing the UK’s defence and security capabilities. This partnership, was formalised in 2024, and aims to leverage the strengths of both organisations to address unique challenges and drive innovation in ...


In modern defence operations, precision, efficiency and adaptability are paramount. OneView, a groundbreaking workforce planning and resource management solution, empowers military organisations to enhance their operational effectiveness. Trusted by leading organisations, including NATO Defence Force and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary, branch of the Royal Navy, OneView is the preferred solution ...


We have always believed that bringing together talented individuals with big ambitions can transform entire industries. Here in the UK, a leading defence prime recently showcased this principle by embarking on a new programme aimed at enhancing the nation’s strategic capabilities. They needed to grow their team quickly and were ...


One of the more difficult cybersecurity challenges is protecting the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT covers everything from environmental controls to managing drones and other complex autonomous vehicles. The reliance on IoT is increasing in both defence and civilian sectors. Why is effective IoT security a challenge and how can ...


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