The defence and national security landscape is changing. Emerging and entrenched risks including cyberattacks, foreign interference, disinformation, organised crime, and geopolitical tensions means defense and security organisations in the public and private sectors must adapt to stay ahead of adversaries and exploit opportunities.
Rapid advancements in technology present threats as well as opportunities. We need to leverage sovereign artificial intelligence, generative AI, automation, and data analytics for advantage. But adopting and integrating these technologies requires investment, time, training, and talent. Find the right balance to get ahead faster.
Geopolitical dynamics, conflicts, and shifting priorities can significantly impact organisational strategies. Navigating geopolitical complexities, anticipating potential threats, and responding to regional dynamics in a constrained economic climate increases the pressure on organisations to prioritise carefully and modernise efficiently.
The growing demand for transparency and accountability amid heightened public scrutiny means striking the right balance between staying secure and protecting individual freedoms can be a complex task. Effective communication, trust-building, and adherence to legal frameworks is essential. To address complex challenges, the right collaborations are a must.
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