Decoy launchers for Royal Navy; German maritime patrols of Libya; SeaGuardian anti-submarine capability; Airbus buys cybersecurity firm Infodas after ending ATOS talks

Royal Navy have awarded SEA with a $170m contract to supply decoy launchers against anti-ship threats.

Forward this email  |  View in browser NavalTechnology In Brief March 26, 2024 SPOTLIGHT READ SEA EW decoy countermeasure launchers for UK Royal Navy These decoy-agnostic launchers can fire any standard 130mm Nato decoy, and other calibres of effectors, and can be retrofitted onto existing platforms. Got a minute to spare? Take part in our research by answering our poll: Answer our poll question LATEST NEWS Germany extends maritime patrol surveillance over Libya The German Navy will continue its maritime air surveillance over Libya as part of the EU-led operation Irini to monitor the UN arms embargo.   GA-ASI's MQ-9B SeaGuardian tests anti-submarine capability Under a NAVAIR Interim Flight Clearance, the SeaGuardian showcased its multi-domain capabilities.   Airbus acquire Infodas, after ending ATOS purchase talks By the end of 2024, Airbus will acquire Infodas, a German cybersecurity firm with revenues valued at €50m annually Read more news IN-DEPTH READ Drones in Aerospace and Defense   GlobalData's latest report offers an in-depth insight into the drone market and the impact it will have on the defense sector. It further entails a deep-dive analysis of the industry, including real-life case studies that showcase how the defense sector has responded to the impact of the drone theme on their operations. The global drone market was worth $15.2 billion in 2020. The strongest growth will come from commercial drones, which will record a CAGR of more than 32% between 2020 and 2030. Buy report MORE FOR YOU Explore our marketing solutions   Merging industry-leading business intelligence & award-winning journalism, this is an unrivalled opportunity for engagement with B2B professionals across a network of 40+ leading media websites.    Request a demo Global Defence Technology Digital Magazine   Issue 145 | February 2024   In this issue: opportunities in the global corvette and OPV market, lessons to be learned for stakeholders in the GCAP programme, and much more.  Read the magazine Click below to view more from across the network: Airforce Technology   |   Army Technology   Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here.   Please send any news or comments to: defence.editorial@verdict.co.uk   GlobalData   At GlobalData we have a proven track record in helping thousands of companies, government organizations, and industry professionals benefit from faster, more informed decisions. You can update your communication preferences to make sure you receive the right information for you.    GlobalData, John Carpenter House | Registered in England No. 03925319, John Carpenter Street, London, EC4Y 0AN, United Kingdom London  Unsubscribe  |   Manage Preferences