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This is the future of innovative capability development and scaling. We built shadow factories in the 1930’s but that was 6 years in advance of WW2 and when innovation cycles were slower than what we currently see in UKR. If we are to deter, and if necessary fight, in the next 5 years then we need to prove we can innovate faster, adopt quicker and do it cheaper than our adversary - that is what GRAIL is designed to do - spiral and radical innovation at the speed of relevance, and scaling across a federated, networked mesh of hundreds of manufacturers - resilient, agile and scalable - buckle up - this is going to be quite the ride, and you need to book a ride! https://lnkd.in/eFyKvnYT

Senior Associate James Broomhall has provided comment in Resilience Media on the recent cyber incident involving the defence contractor, Dodd Group, outlining the implications of one of Britain's most significant recent cyber breaches. Follow this link to read James' comments in full: https://lnkd.in/e5uR2XMj #CyberAttack #MoD

Automated missions are no longer the future — they’re already part of the battlefield. Our goal is a fully automated frontline, held not by people but by robots. How technology helps Ukraine fight and bring the future closer — shared for Resilience Media https://lnkd.in/ecWiZ8ip

Great opportunity for London-based students interested in the intersection of defense/security, technology, and venture capital.

Tiberius Aerospace wants to change how we build and field weapons. I spoke with Andy B., chief strategy officer and co-founder. He comes out of Apple and Nest, then time in Ukraine building an AI company. He has seen fast hardware cycles up close. He is now trying to bring that pace to defense. The first line is concrete. Tiberius’ initial innovation was a liquid fuel ramjet missile that launches from a howitzer. They’ve also built a solid fuel ramjet with guidance and a stated 200 kilometer reach. Both sit inside an open architecture. Watch the full interview here https://lnkd.in/eWckaqnc

Thrilled to share my debut story for Resilience Media: an exclusive interview with Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation — a key player in his country’s “tech war” with Russia. Inside a football stadium in Lviv, Fedorov shared his plans to bring AI to the frontline. He also revealed new insights on his country's digital defences and role as a testing ground for military innovations. I found the conversation fascinating — and hope you do too. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/e3awqrNx

Another example of the vulnerability of the UK Ministry of Defence supplier network - this is also a reminder that it's not just about those companies supplying physical things but also the vast network of third parties on whom Defence relies for day to day operations

🌐 I’ve just read the new State of Defence Tech 2025 report by Dealroom.co in partnership with Resilience Media — and it’s one of those publications that really makes you stop and think. Because behind every chart and funding trend, there’s a bigger question: how do we, as societies, prepare for a future where security and innovation are deeply intertwined? 💡A few insights that struck me most: ↳ The fastest-growing defence tech solutions are dual-use — they’re born in civilian markets and later adapted to protect and rebuild. ↳ AI, autonomy, and data intelligence are reshaping how nations think about deterrence and response. ↳ “Resilience” is now a strategic capability — not just a buzzword. From logistics to mental health, from cybersecurity to energy systems. 🇺🇦 For Ukraine, this conversation feels deeply personal. We are living through a time when innovation literally saves lives — from drones and field tech to AI-based logistics and humanitarian coordination. Our engineers, founders, and scientists are not following global defence trends — they are helping define them. If you care about technology, security, or Ukraine’s innovation ecosystem — this report is worth your time. It’s a reminder that defence tech is ultimately about people: those who protect, those who build, and those who refuse to give up on progress even in the hardest of times. 💙💛 🔗 Find the report >> https://lnkd.in/egBeDkxH

Europe can’t afford to wait for Q-Day (the moment when quantum computers become powerful enough to break existing encryption systems). But it doesn't have to be all doom and gloom! The shift has already begun, and the organisations that act early will be the ones best prepared to protect critical infrastructure, national data, and customer trust. Europe’s cyber resilience depends on proactive innovation, not reactive response. Melissa Chambers and Ben Harper explore this urgent challenge in their guest article for Resilience Media, and why collaboration between policymakers, researchers, and innovators is critical now. #CyberSecurity #QuantumResilience #PQC #Encryption #Innovation #Sitehop #EuropeTech