Writing for Defence Online, Bruce Penson, Managing Director, Pro Drive IT, takes a look at the cyber risks posed to businesses as the UK looks to bounce back from COVID-19. As the wheels of the UK economy start to spin at pace again, most organisations will be looking to make up ...
In a world of rapid data proliferation, the US Army xTechGlobal Artificial Intelligence (AI) Challenge seeks to find an AI-based solution to data analytics. The ability to collect, process and interpret data quickly and efficiently is vital across the broad spectrum of defence and security. However, in a world where more ...
Writing for Defence Online, Peter Clapton, CEO of Vysiion, examines why the defence sector should seek to take a strategic approach to digital evolution. When the term ‘digital transformation’ is mentioned, the chances are that the defence sector isn’t the first industry that comes to mind when envisaging transformation projects. But ...
Raytheon Intelligence & Space will expand the deployment of checked baggage screening equipment to all federally managed US airports nationwide under a five-year, $318 million contract with the Transportation Security Administration. Through its longstanding partnership with TSA on critical passenger baggage screening and security procedures, Raytheon Intelligence & Space was previously ...
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