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DSEI Discussion: The Role of Drones in Aerial Intelligence
This event took place at DSEI London on September 11, 2025 Aerial reconnaissance is key to maintaining information advantage on the battlefield, and flexible, agile unmanned aircraft help provide widespread coverage of the battlefield while being hard to detect and intercept. In this panel discussion, we explore the role of unmanned aircraft in battlefield reconnaissance,…
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DSEI Discussion: How the Allied Industrial Base Can Rearm Europe
This event took place at DSEI London on September 10, 2025 As European leaders look to build up their militaries in reaction to current events, the industrial base will play a key role in ensuring readiness. In this DSEI panel discussion, leaders discussed the role of the industrial base, partnerships with governments and what military…
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Lockheed Martin Advances Global Missile Warning & Defense
As global missile threats grow in complexity and volume, Lockheed Martin is developing and delivering advanced missile warning, tracking and defense capabilities across multiple orbits to protect America and its allies. From geosynchronous to low Earth orbit, the company is enabling a resilient, responsive space architecture designed to provide early warning and persistent tracking —…
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ASELSAN Among the Global Leaders on the Defense News Top 100
As ASELSAN celebrates its 50th anniversary, our company ranks once more among the top 50 on this year’s Defense News Top 100 list, ranking 43rd, underscoring five decades of innovation, resilience, and technological leadership. This milestone reflects not only a proud legacy of groundbreaking achievements but also a future defined by strategic foresight, continuous growth…
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SMD Debrief 2025
This webcast aired on August 11, 2025 The annual Space & Missile Defense (SMD) Symposium is an educational, professional development and networking event for military and space and missile defense industry leaders. The Symposium focuses on the latest topics of interest in SMD, including threats from near-peer adversaries and rogue states, technological advances and what…
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DoD Decision Advantage: Agentic AI as the Accelerant
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a top priority for the Department of Defense (DoD), as its data collection, analysis and management capabilities can help U.S. forces maintain an information advantage in the field. But as with any new technology, AI must be viewed through both the lens of what it can do and what it cannot…
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How Michigan is Reimagining the Arsenal of Democracy
The clearly defined role of states in national defense is their National Guards. Less clearly defined — but potentially just as important — are their industrial base, research institutions, and economic development capabilities, all of which can contribute to national defense. Michigan is embracing these possibilities, which is a natural progression for a state with…
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Commercial Remote Sensing: A National Security Space Imperative
In an era defined by unpredictability, from sudden gray zone incursions to disinformation campaigns and global information threats, speed is no longer a luxury for national security intelligence. It is a prerequisite. Across the U.S. defense and intelligence communities, one theme is becoming increasingly clear: the ability to observe, detect, and respond to change in…
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Indo Defence Enhances Exhibitor Visibility with New Online Directory
When it comes to international defense exhibitions, few shows rival Indo Defence in scale or significance. Held biennially in Jakarta and organized by PT Napindo Media Ashatama, the event continues to serve as a strategic meeting point for military, government, and commercial stakeholders across Asia and beyond. This year, in a step toward greater digital…
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Crewed-Uncrewed Teaming Changes the Game for the Army
With dense rain forests, rugged mountain ranges, and far-flung land masses, the terrain in the Indo-Pacific presents a unique challenge for ground forces. Adversaries have lots of places to hide. Severe weather and thick foliage make gathering intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, or ISR, difficult. Fortunately, the U.S. Army has an ace up its sleeve: crewed-uncrewed…
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