Musings
As Europe faces an increasingly complex security environment, questions around the continent’s future defence posture have taken on renewed urgency. The spectre of Russian aggression, underscored by the ongoing war in Ukraine, as well as the imminent return of Donald Trump to the White House, will force European leaders
Space
A Constellation of Connectivity and The New Space Race Imagine gazing at the night sky, not just in awe of the twinkling stars, but at an intricate web of thousands of tiny satellites silently zipping overhead, beaming internet connectivity to every corner of our planet. This cosmic vision is swiftly
Musings
As I delve deeper into my Master’s in Global Security Studies, I find myself drawn to the current events unfolding in the news. The upcoming elections in the U.S. and U.K. have sparked my curiosity about the hidden world of global intelligence, espionage, and secret communication. This
Musings
In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has recently unveiled a significant update to its widely adopted Cybersecurity Framework (CSF). The NIST CSF 2.0 introduces substantial changes and enhancements, marking a pivotal moment for CISOs and cybersecurity leaders to reassess their strategies and
AI
The “AI copilot” concept has recently grown increasingly popular in software and technology (aviation copilots are a very different thing). Multiple vendors now offer solutions that include an AI copilot to provide assistance to users. But what exactly is a copilot in software, and how does it work? This blog
Flying
The aviation industry has always been at the forefront of technological innovation. From the early pioneers who took to the skies in rickety wooden craft to the development of massive 400-ton aircraft that can fly halfway around the world nonstop, aviation has constantly evolved to leverage the latest and greatest
Musings
Zero Trust has become one of the hottest buzzwords in cybersecurity over the past few years. The core concept – that organisations should not automatically trust anything inside or outside their perimeters – seems intuitively sensible in an age of cloud computing, mobile devices, and distributed workforces. However, perhaps a controversial view
AI
We live in an age where technology allows the creation of increasingly realistic fake videos and audio, known as deepfakes. At the same time, cyberattacks and hacking grow ever more sophisticated. Together, these trends threaten to undermine public trust and global security in profoundly concerning ways. In particular, the upcoming
AI
Space is the final frontier. Since the dawn of humankind, we have gazed up at the stars and galaxies above, our curiosity and imagination wondering what exists in the vast cosmos. We have made tremendous progress in space exploration over the past few decades, from landing humans on the moon
Security
As 2023 draws to a close, the cybersecurity arena is at a pivotal junction. The digital transformation fuelled by the pandemic has expanded the potential attack surface with a growing number of devices connected to the internet, increased cloud adoption, and more avenues for malicious actors to exploit. Simultaneously, the
AI
The last decade has seen unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, become ubiquitous on the modern battlefield. As advanced militaries integrate drones into their operations, a convergence with artificial intelligence promises to revolutionise warfare further. Consumer drones, previously seen as toys, have also proven deadly in conflicts such as Ukraine.
AI
Over the past decade, environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues have risen tremendously in prominence and priority for businesses across sectors. Firms increasingly focus on developing constructive ESG agendas centred on sustainability initiatives, responsible operations, ethical data usage, diverse and inclusive cultures, and more. Simultaneously, rapidly evolving technological landscapes have