Looking at the world
through technology, security and policy

Focus areas

Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI Governance, Safety and Security of Machine Intelligence, from the EU AI Act to Information Warfare.

Cyber: Threat intelligence and Cybersecurity, assessing actors, tools and targets.

Geopolitics: how power, technology and territory collide, across conflicts to policy decisions.

Regulation: digital and technology policy, from online safety and digital markets to the frameworks governing what comes next.

Quantum: an emerging disruption to cryptography and computing, the benefits, risks and what it means for security.

Space: orbital infrastructure as contested strategic terrain, from satellites and launches to the new domain of competition.

Autonomous Systems: drones, robotics and the delegation of force, reshaping defence, deterrence and the battlefield.

Semiconductors: chips, supply chains and export controls, the hardware layer of geopolitical competition.

Infrastructure: critical national systems and their fragility, from energy and data to connectivity.