Defense Tech

Drones, systems hack test Europe's aviation security defenses

In Denmark, drones halted flights at Copenhagen's main airport on Monday for several hours.

Police officers stand guard after all traffic has been closed at the Copenhagen Airport due to drone reports in Copenhagen, Denmark September 22, 2025.
Asio's Orion technology

Ground forces gain tactical edge with Asio Technologies

An artist render of the F-47 fighter, after US President Donald Trump awarded Boeing the contract to build the US Air Force jet, in this handout realeased March 21, 2025.

Boeing Defense and Space partners with Palantir for AI adoption

SkyTech Center

Yeruham is on a mission to secure Israel’s drone tech edge


Iran’s Air Force receives batch of Russian MiG-29s

Their arrival underscores Tehran’s urgency to bolster its aerial capabilities amid regional tensions and after Operation Rising Lion

Russia's MiG-29 jet fighters of the Strizhi (Swifts) and Su-30SM jet fighters of the Russkiye Vityazi (Russian Knights) aerobatic teams fly in formation during a military parade on Victory Day, marking the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two, in central Moscow, Russia

Europe emerges from the shadows at Taiwan's largest defense show

The last major European weapons sales to Taiwan were three decades ago.

Taiwan weapon show

'Moneyball Military': How civil tech and sheer numbers are reshaping global defense strategies

The next era of warfare will be defined by the fusion of military quality with the speed and scale of civilian innovation

Government military technology

No. 39: Shaun Maguire, Jordan Fried, and Joe Lonsdale: Catalysts of innovation

Together, these leaders bridge the gap between Silicon Valley ingenuity and national security imperatives.

(L-R): Joe Lonsdale, Shaun Maguire, Jordan Fried

French military leader warns of increased 'hostile' activity in space

Adversaries, especially Russia, have diversified methods of disrupting satellites, with activity such as jamming, lasers and cyberattacks having become commonplace

Satellite in Space.

Israel proved technological supremacy over Iran, Rafael's Yuval Steinitz tells 'Post'

In an interview with the Jerusalem Post, the chairman of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems discussed the prowess of Israel's military technology and what lies ahead for the IDF.

Missiles launched from Iran are intercepted as seen from Ashkelon, Israel, June 18, 2025.

Saudi Arabia–Pakistan defense pact will cause strategic ripples for India and Israel

By formalizing its alliance with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia is signaling to Iran, Israel, and the United States that it has alternative anchors of deterrence

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif meet in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, September 17, 2025.

Pentagon eyes Israel for new defense innovation hub

Proposal seeks to boost US–Israel tech collaboration against emerging threats from Iran, China, and beyond

 US Secretary of Defense Hegseth meets with Israeli PM Netanyahu at the Pentagon, in Washington

Why ballistic missiles are nearly impossible to intercept

Evolving air threats and advancing defense technologies are fueling a relentless cycle of adaptation, driving adversaries to engineer increasingly sophisticated and formidable challenges

 Israeli security forces at the scene where fragments of a ballistic missile fired by the Houthis damaged a home in Jerusalem, January 14, 2025

Israel's defense industry loses major Asian customer

Move follows political pressure on the government to halt deals with Israel because of the war in the Gaza Strip

Spike NLOS fired from Apache

Israeli drone companies unveil precision airdrop capability for unmanned helicopter

New DropAir integration with Black Eagle 50E tactical unmanned helicopter enables rapid, autonomous supply delivery in complex environments

Black Eagle 50E unmanned helicopter with payload