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Building robust cybersecurity systems from scratch is expensive and laborious while off-the-shelf solutions tend to be Russian or American. If a country doesn't have the means to develop its own protocols and has to pick a side for its systems provider, could a new cyber Cold War emerge? Julian Turner reports.
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With the cyber domain playing host to increased hostilities, being ready for large and small-scale attacks has rarely been more crucial. NATO’s Locked Shield exercise is one way of ensuring IT infrastructure is always ready, as Andrew Tunnicliffe reports.
Global Defence Technology: Issue 90
In this issue: top of the next-gen armoured vehicles from Eurosatory, the role of automation in the US Army's Big Six, protecting infrastructure from cyber attacks, a new amphibious vehicle for the US Marine Corps, how the UK will pay for Trident in an era of growing funding gaps, and more.
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