Tag: resilience
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Australia Urges 'Sovereign Orchestration' to Bolster National Resilience
Australia is on a mission to strengthen its national resilience by mastering "sovereign orchestration" – the art of bringing together diverse capabilities across government, industry, and international partners to achieve a unified strategic impact. By coordinating without commanding and governing without owning, the nation aims to safeguard its critical interests with precision and agility.
Pentagon Targets Resilient Logistics Networks for Contested Environments
In a future fight, the backbone of logistics isn't just about moving supplies, but also about maintaining a resilient digital network that keeps commanders informed and one step ahead. The Pentagon is zeroing in on building logistics networks that can withstand pressure and keep critical operations running smoothly in contested environments.
Governments Adapt SATCOM Systems for Dynamic Space Environment
The Australian Department of Defence scrapped its plans for a single-orbit SATCOM system in 2024, recognising that a rapidly changing space landscape and emerging threats demanded a more adaptable approach. Instead, they're prioritising resilient, multi-orbit communications systems to keep missions connected in an increasingly dynamic environment.
Australia Eyes Norway's Resilience Model to Bolster National Defence
In Norway, preparedness is a social habit, not just a military task, where citizens, municipalities, and critical sectors work together to build resilience and manage disruptions. By taking a shared responsibility approach, Norway ensures that its citizens are empowered to take action, with households able to self-sustain for at least a week in times of crisis.
Australia's Defence Industry Seeks Allies to Bolster Resilience
Minister for Defence Industry Pat Conroy highlights a key hurdle in bolstering defence industry resilience: cutting through bureaucratic red tape to facilitate risk-taking and seamless IP transfer between nations.
Australia's Resilience Runs on a Ticking Clock
Australia's resilience is running on borrowed time - literally. The "sovereignty countdown" is a ticking clock that measures how long our essential systems can keep operating on existing reserves, substitutes, and domestic capabilities before they grind to a halt.
Space Force Targets Distributed Ops, EW Sites to Bolster Resilience
The Space Force is shifting its strategy to prioritize distributed operations and electronic warfare sites, driven by the harsh lessons learned from Operation Epic Fury, where US space capabilities were targeted and destroyed for the first time. This new reality demands a bold response to safeguard ground-based US space systems.
Europe Must Build Resilience with Physical Infrastructure
As the EU shifts its focus from efficiency to resilience, it's redefining sovereignty through deliberate, long-term investments in physical infrastructure, ensuring that critical capabilities can thrive even in turbulent times. By prioritizing resilience and strategic autonomy, Europe is building a robust foundation for a sustainable future.
Australia's Supply Chains Face Structural Resilience Test
Australia's supply chains, once optimized for efficiency, are now facing a harsh reality: a world where disruption is the new norm, and resilience is the ultimate test. The intricate link between fuel and fertiliser - a coupled system that drives farming productivity - is buckling under the pressure, threatening economic and social stability.
Vulnerabilities in TETRA Radio System Expose Global Security Risks
A single misstep in a radio system can send critical infrastructure crashing down - as Taiwan's bullet train system learned the hard way when a university student's clever hack with a radio and online kit brought the entire network to a standstill for nearly an hour. The incident highlights the urgent need for robust defenses to safeguard our global security.
US Agencies Warn of AI Deployment Risks, Issue Security Guidance
As AI systems become more autonomous, US agencies warn that they may behave unexpectedly, and organisations should prepare for this by prioritising resilience and risk containment. To stay safe, businesses should assume the unpredictable and plan deployments with caution.
Mythos AI Breakthrough Sparks Industry Reassessment
The Mythos AI breakthrough has sent shockwaves through the industry, forcing a crucial question: how can businesses adapt and stay ahead when a single technological leap turns the rulebook upside down? Industry experts gathered to discuss the implications and reassess their strategies in light of this game-changing innovation.
Private Capital Influx Tests Defense Industrial Base's Resilience
A surge of private capital is flowing into defense firms, sparking hopes of a revolution, but experts warn that without aligned aims among stakeholders, this boom may fizzle out. Can the defense industrial base harness this influx of funding to drive innovation and growth, or will misaligned goals derail the momentum?
staff burnout: Risky Crisis, Must-Have Fixes
When the people charged with defending systems are exhausted, response slows and risk balloons — a new Security magazine-backed report finds burnout now tops leaders’ threat lists. Treating burnout as a strategic vulnerability, not an HR problem, means investing in humane workflows, smarter automation, and retention before talent drains create gaps attackers can exploit.
threat actors are evolving: Must-Have Best Defenses
Imagine attackers rebuilding siege engines overnight—60% of security leaders say threat actors are evolving too fast, forcing teams into constant catch-up. Learn how automation, AI, and supply‑chain exploits are redefining risk and which practical steps can help organizations move from reactive defense to resilient security.
Critical infrastructure: Must-Have Best Defenses
When budgets fall short but threats keep coming, operators must spend smart—prioritize asset visibility, segmentation, access controls and practiced response to get the biggest risk reduction per dollar. With focused basics, shared services and available grants, even small utilities can dramatically shrink their attack surface and speed recovery.
cyber incident Devastating: Exclusive JLR Sales Hit
Jaguar Land Rover says a cyberattack shut down systems and sparked a 25% drop in quarterly sales, halting production and deliveries — a wake-up call that digital threats can cripple even the most established carmakers.
Jaguar Land Rover Stunning Comeback: Best Resilience
Jaguar Land Rover is cautiously phasing staff back to work after a cyber incident briefly stalled production, balancing urgency to restart lines with careful checks to keep systems secure and avoid a repeat disruption.
ransomware attack: Stunning Risky Data Theft Exposes Flaws
Asahi has confirmed a ransomware attack that stole data and forced a switch to manual order processing, leaving customers and partners eager to know what was compromised and how quickly the company can restore operations and trust.
undersea cables: Stunning Risk, UK’s Critical Threat
Beneath the waves a handful of fragile undersea cables carry Britain’s internet, voice and about £220 billion in daily financial traffic — yet ministers have been too timid protecting these vital arteries. The JCNSS warns that simple fixes like better redundancy, shore protection and clearer ministerial responsibility could stop a local hit from becoming a national crisis.
phased restart: Must-Have Best Fixes for JLR
Jaguar Land Rover has begun a phased restart after a cyberattack, prioritising supplier payments and reviving its parts logistics centre to steady production and reassure partners. While this quick, pragmatic recovery eases immediate disruption, the company still faces the work of forensic checks and stronger defenses to prevent future shocks.
SD-WAN and 5G: Must-Have Secure Federal Upgrade
Ready to future-proof federal IT? SD-WAN and 5G together promise resilient, secure, high-performance connectivity for remote missions and edge workloads — if agencies pair them with strong governance, zero-trust security and smart procurement.
Jaguar Land Rover Exclusive: Risky Cyber Crisis
A cyberattack has halted Jaguar Land Rover’s production and sparked urgent questions in Westminster about whether the government should step in to protect a strategic employer and its fragile supply chain. With plants paused, suppliers at risk and MPs demanding answers, this incident could reshape how Britain protects its critical industries from digital shocks.
CSP diversity: Must-Have for Best Multi-Cloud Resilience
The Air Force’s Cloud One shows how CSP diversity can turn vendor lock-in into resilience, speed, and mission-fit—letting developers choose the best environment while keeping security and operations consistent. That flexibility pays off only with disciplined governance, shared tooling, and a culture that treats interoperability and observability as nonnegotiable.