Military and defence leaders on international security, and why space is now the front line. Please see below the sessions confirmed so far, with more sessions and speakers to be announced in the coming weeks.
Europe has set its defence readiness targets for 2030. The question this panel asks bluntly is whether its industrial base can actually meet them, and if not, what has to change. This is not a panel o …
Secure, resilient communications are the foundation of any military operation, and Europe is building its own. IRIS' is designed to give governments and armed forces a sovereign connectivity layer tha …
Positioning, navigation and timing sit underneath almost everything modern forces and infrastructure do and jamming and disruption are already part of daily operations in contested regions. This sessi …
The Atlantic Ocean is the artery of Western civilisation. It carries the trade, the data, and the defence relationships that underpin everything from financial markets to military command. It is also …
Deployed forces depend on communications that keep working when someone is trying to stop them. That now means drawing on military and commercial satellites across several orbits and making them work …
Space is no longer just about launch vehicles and satellites. It's the connective tissue of modern defence: navigation, timing, secure communications, intelligence, missile warning, earth observation. …
NATO is moving from recognising space as an operational domain to building the structures, programmes and commercial relationships needed to support Alliance operations, but for industry, navigating h …