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Today’s blog entry isn’t about destroyers, especially submarines, or anything that displaces more than a few dozen tons. How about something smaller and somehow more interesting: the steady evolution of the Chinese police boats used in the Mekong River…
A call for industry ideas pulled in 200 proposals. The service is moving ahead with data centers, manufacturing upgrades, and more.
Trump taps Jay Clayton as ODNI, but Democrats want a promise that Bill Pulte won’t even be acting spy chief.
A 4-star general would lead the effort, should SASC’s version of the NDAA become law.
The Defence industry trade body Make UK Defence says John Healey’s resignation should be “a wake-up call for those inside Government still blocking the acceleration of defence investment”.
The post Defence industry calls Healey exit a “wake-up call” first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A techUK survey of 45 defence technology suppliers has found 93% reassessing investment or recruitment, 73% hit by contract suspensions and 87% by funding delays, with the unpublished Defence Investment Plan named as the single biggest driver.
The post Defence tech firms hit hard by investment plan delay first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The RAF’s 51 Squadron has deployed the Rivet Joint electronic spy aircraft to Ørland Air Base in Norway, operating with minimal support alongside Norwegian F-35s.
The post RAF Rivet Joint spy plane deploys to Norwegian fjords first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Attackers are exploiting the critical CVE-2026-10520 flaw in Ivanti Sentry, compromising many internet-exposed gateways shortly after patches were released. Threat actors have started exploiting a maximum-severity OS command injection flaw in Ivanti Sentry, tracked as CVE-2026-10520, that allows remote code execution with root privileges. “An OS Command Injection vulnerability in Ivanti Sentry before the R10.5.2, R10.6.2 and R10.7.1 versions allows a remote […]
ADS chief executive Kevin Craven says John Healey’s resignation has sent the trade body “reeling” and is “a damning reflection on the current state of affairs”, warning that “national security and defence of the realm is not an accountant’s job”.
The post Defence “not accountant’s job”, ADS warns after Healey exit first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Accounts linked to BlackCore are said to have targeted First Minister John Swinney, who called the findings “deeply concerning” and urged the UK government to take online interference more seriously.
The post Israeli firm suspected of interfering in Scottish elections first appeared on UK Defence Journal.