Mohammad Al-Saadi, a commander in the Iran-linked Kata’ib Hizballah, faces federal charges for a global campaign of terror that allegedly included plots against Ivanka Trump.
The U.S. Golden Dome missile defense architecture shifts the focus from simple interception to orbital agility, driving a new era of commercial propulsion scaling.
The U.S. Space Force is pivoting toward a distributed ground architecture to protect command-and-control systems from cyberattacks and physical strikes.
The U.S. government has issued a temporary license allowing Huawei to maintain existing networks and push software updates, avoiding a global infrastructure crash.
Australian Federal Police have charged several women returning from Syrian detention camps, including allegations of crimes against humanity and enslavement.
The US Commerce Department issues a temporary general license for Huawei to purchase American components, aiming to prevent global network crashes and secure software updates.
GCHQ Director Anne Keast-Butler warns that Russia is relentlessly targeting UK critical infrastructure and that AI is narrowing the window for Western security.
A deep dive into the contractual clash between AI startup Anthropic and the US Department of Defense over lethal autonomous weapons and mass surveillance.
The Trump administration has granted Volvo a specific authorization to continue selling vehicles with Chinese connected technology, bypassing a broad national security ban.
Cybersecurity specialists and former NCSC head Ciaran Martin question the evidence behind Nigel Farage's claim that Russian intelligence hacked his phone to leak donation details.