Royal Navy leads “game-changing” NATO tech experiments

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Royal Navy ships led the way in “game-changing” NATO autonomous exercises off the coast of Portugal.

Frigate HMS Lancaster and minehunter HMS Hurworth tested the use of uncrewed tech – from drones to underwater survey vessels, which could be used by NATO on the front line of operations in the future.

For the month-long trials, more than 11 warships, 120 autonomous vehicles and 1,500 military and civilian personnel from 15 NATO countries took over the waters near the Troia Peninsula, Portugal.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence; Posted On Tuesday, 11 October 2022 11:45

Exterro hire top forensics and legal duo to spearhead EMEA drive for Legal GRC

Anna Urbani kick-starts newly created Director of Channel EMEA role alongside Nick Rich as Director of UK&I Corporate

London, U.K: Exterro Inc has announced two new hires to drive momentum in Legal GRC (governance, risk and compliance). Anna Urbani takes the helm as Director of Channel EMEA, with Nick Rich leading the sales team as Director of UK&I Corporate.

: John Aduma; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 11 October 2022 11:41

Zimperium Uncovers New Iranian Android Spyware on Enterprise Device: RatMilad

Mobile Trojan Capable of Malicious Actions Including Reading, Writing and Deleting Files, Recording Sound, and Setting New Application Permissions, Discovered in Middle East

DALLAS: Zimperium has published details of a newly-discovered Android spyware family dubbed RatMilad. The Zimperium zLabs research team uncovered the RatMilad spyware sample after a failed infection of an enterprise device in the Middle East protected by Zimperium’s on-device machine-learning malware engine.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 11 October 2022 11:38

NEWS: British and American forces obliterate former US warship during impressive test of firepower

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The Royal Navy and Royal Air Force put on a formidable display of firepower with United States allies against a specially prepared ex-US Navy warship in the North Atlantic.

HMS Westminster, a Wildcat helicopter and three RAF Typhoon fast jets unleashed fire and fury at the decommissioned frigate USS Boone using an array of high-powered weaponry.

The exercise, named Atlantic Thunder, was the first of its type for the Royal Navy in 18 years and took place alongside US Navy and US Air Force counterparts.