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Drones are becoming a global security challenge, but there is an increasing need to conceptualise the threat in the context of cybersecurity, too. Defence iQ explores the use of drones as a cyber weap...

The proliferation of drones could make bioweapon delivery dissemination easier and faster. Cases in China have already demonstrated the threat of drone-based agro-terrorism, and this warrants prudent...

In Part 2 of this Counter-Drone Management series, Dr Katja Samuels outlines the key elements that a counter-drone resilience approach might include.

What is evident, largely by its absence in contemporary counter-drone publications, is the need to view counter-drone management in the context of broader organisational resilience planning, particula...

The mobile counter-drone system provides habitable space for the soldier - enabling increased capabilities

With civilian drones already being used as low-tech weapons, an ability to spot the threat is in serious demand. Defence IQ investigates the market growth.

The potential for commercial or hand-build small unmanned aircraft to be used by terrorists to deliver explosive, chemical, biological or radioactive payloads is a growing concern. As Defence IQ disco...

Are you concerned about the growing risk of unmanned aerial systems among insurgents and other adversaries? Do you believe more needs to be done to protect bases and personnel at home and in theatre f...