George Allison
George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison
Britain deploys Carrier Strike Group
The deployment will see jets from HMS Prince of Wales carry out day and night operations as part of a multinational exercise.
Historic Scotland to use ‘Drone Assist’ take-off approvals
Historic Environment Scotland has confirmed a new partnership with Altitude Angel, the developers of the popular Drone Assist app, aimed at improving the management of drone operations at its properties.
UK explores possible future where Russia wins, China leads
The Ministry of Defence's new Global Strategic Trends: Out to 2055 explores various future scenarios, including one where Russia wins in Ukraine and China emerges as the dominant global power.
Britain’s new electronic warfare radar takes to the air
An advanced electronic warfare radar system developed for the Royal Air Force has successfully flown for the first time, say BAE Systems.
NCSC issues advisory on China-Linked botnet threat
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre, along with international partners, has issued a joint advisory warning about a China-linked cyber campaign.
Key E-7 Wedgetail facility opened by Royal Air Force
A new facility to support the Royal Air Force’s E-7 Wedgetail fleet has been officially opened at RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland.
Britain buys semiconductor factory for defence purposes
This facility is the only secure site in the UK capable of manufacturing certain complex electronics for things like fighter jets and other weapon systems.
Teenager arrested after Transport for London cyber attack
A 17-year-old male from Walsall has been arrested by the National Crime Agency in relation to a cyber security attack on Transport for London (TfL) that occurred on 1 September.
Britain to build 20 large one way attack drones per month
The Ministry of Defence has revealed plans for a new long-range strike weapon under the codename Project Brakestop, which aims to produce a minimum of 20 units per month.
Britain developing new long range strike weapon
Project Brakestop signals the UK’s intent to develop a new long-range strike system capable of delivering precision strikes at long range in high-threat environments.
