Thanks to the integration of Arqit’s encryption technology, data transported in encrypted keys to and from assets will gain the benefits of physically powerful coverage against cyberattacks.
Brad Yelland, Babcock’s director of engineering and technology, said combining the two autonomous systems with complex software that can deal with potential cyber threats can be a game-changer in the trendy defense landscape.
“Disruptive technologies, such as artificial intelligence, device learning, and quantum technology, are playing a vital role in the transforming defense landscape and the expansion of cyber threats.
“For our defence customers, developing technologies like this gives them more control in today’s complex defence environment, increased performance and security along with the ability for their teams to perform tasks remotely with solutions that are quicker and more cost effective to implement.”
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About Babcock
Babcock is a foreign defence company operating in our target countries – the UK, Australasia, Canada, France and South Africa – with exports to other markets that would possibly become target countries. We meet our customers’ key needs for affordability, availability, and capability by offering mission-critical engineering and systems for the civil and defense markets.
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