The UK’s girls have taken up the challenge to protect the nations cyber interests. Invited to join the National Cyber Security Centre’s competition: CyberFirst, the nation’s teenage girls have given a terrific response, with more than 5,000 signed up already. The competition went live on Monday 27th February, and the number of registrants ...
The Defence Secretary, Sir Michael Fallon, has confirmed £1.7Bn is to be invested upgrading Scottish military bases as the MOD’s Defence Board convened in Edinburgh for the first time. Sir Michael outlined how Scotland will host several additional key Defence capabilities by 2020 to the Board and recognised its unique contribution to ...
Russia has stated for the first time the scale of its cyber warfare, making it a priority for the military following the 2008 conflict with Georgia. Russian Defence Minister, Sergei Shoigu, didn’t give specifics on how or what may have been targeted but told MPs in Russia’s lower house of parliament “information ...
Royal Navy bomb disposal experts have been called to Portsmouth Harbour this morning, where a Second World War bomb has been found. The device was found in the early hours of this morning in the excavator head of one of the barges dredging the harbour. The harbour is currently being dredged as ...
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