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Posts Tagged ‘Korea Aerospace Industries’

KAI agrees third deal with Royal Thai Air Force

KAI agrees third deal with Royal Thai Air Force

Air December 2, 2019

Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has secured a contract worth around US $52 million with the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF). The deal is an Upgrade & Modification program which aims to equip the T-50TH Jet trainers which RTAF operates with radars and the RWR, CMDS. The contract includes such follow-up and ...

South Korea to integrate MBDA Meteor onto KF-X aircraft

South Korea to integrate MBDA’s Meteor onto KF-X aircraft

Air November 29, 2019

MBDA has been awarded a contract from Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) for the integration of the Meteor beyond visual range air-to-air missile onto the KF-X future Korean fighter aircraft. The MBDA contract includes integration support to KAI, transfer of know-how and manufacture of test equipment for the KF-X integration and trials campaign. Meteor is the world’s most advanced ...

Oxley Group wins development contract for Korea Aerospace Industries

Oxley Group wins development contract for Korea Aerospace Industries

Air September 1, 2017

Oxley Group has secured a contract with Korea Aerospace Industries to develop the full external lighting system on the new KF-X and IF-X Fighter Aircraft programme. The KF-X / IF-X is a South Korean and Indonesian program to develop a single or twin seat advanced multirole fighter for the Republic of ...

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The UK government has issued a direct call to businesses to strengthen their cyber defences against a rapidly evolving AI-enabled threat landscape, as new figures confirm the UK's cyber security sector has grown 11% to £14.7 billion - with the number of firms up 20% to 2,603 in the past year alone. The announcements, made on 12 May by Cyber Security Minister Baroness Lloyd, are backed by £90 million of government investment in cyber resilience across the economy and the continued passage of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill through Parliament following the King's Speech. The AI Threat Is Accelerating At the heart of the government's messaging is a stark warning: traditional cyber defences are no longer sufficient. A new generation of AI models is lowering the barrier for cyber criminals, enabling them to identify vulnerabilities and execute attacks at a speed and scale that would have been impossible even twelve months ago. Recent figures show 43% of UK businesses experienced a cyber breach or attack in the past year. Research by the AI Security Institute - which the government describes as

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