The long-awaited US National Cyber Strategy has just been published, and it's five pages of content have raised considerable questions about how ambition will translate into practice.

To ensure that our most advanced systems do not become our Achilles' heel, securing AI supply chains must be a focus for both users and policy makers.

The paper examines the current state of cooperation on cyber security between the UK and South Korea and offers recommendations to strengthen the partnership.

This paper identifies existing assets that strengthen UK strategic advantage for national security in disruptive technologies and highlights some gaps and risks for UK policymakers to consider.

The Tech Prosperity Deal between the US and UK involves major investments into the UK tech ecosystem by US big tech. While a win for Labour’s AI ambitions, courting US Big Tech may risk jeopardising B...

Publishing a new cyber strategy before the end of 2025, the UK Government has a lot to consider to move beyond past initiatives.

UK Defence Innovation wants to accelerate UK defence technology and capabilities and provide a strategic approach to defence innovation. But to distinguish itself from previous initiatives, UKDI needs...

Since Israel started its military campaigns against Gaza, Lebanon, and the West Bank after the terrorist attacks of October 7, 2023, both academia and the media have intensely debated the Israel Defen...

Winter winds blew through AI Safety at the Paris Summit, yet new Springs may be around the corner

The release of DeepSeek’s AI models has sparked alarm, but it does not represent a turning point in US–China AI competition.

The global regulatory outlook on AI is splintering between factions focused on investment and those more interested in safety