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The first of hundreds of UK military vehicles have touched down in Estonia to support the UK’s enhanced Forward Presence battlegroup.

Standard security measures around UK Parliament are to be reviewed following the recent terror attack on the Palace of Westminster that has, to date, claimed four lives including that of the attacker and injured at least 20 people.

One in 70 jobs in the south west of England are supported by the Ministry of Defence (MOD), with 30,000 positions relying on the billions spent by the department every year.

MI5 deputy director general Jeremy Fleming will become the director of GCHQ around Easter.

New lifesaving medical monitors are heading to Britain’s armed forces,

The Royal Navy’s Portsmouth naval base is set to become more energy efficient and cheaper to run after BAE Systems - which operates the site - opted to replace more than a third of its vehicle fleet with electric vans.

Security holes left by software developers - known as zero-day vulnerabilities - can lie undetected for almost ten years, leaving software users particularly susceptible to hackers

Security services in the UK have successfully prevented 13 terror attacks from taking place in the country over the past four years.

A new memorial, recognising the efforts of Brits deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Gulf region between 1990 and 2015, has been unveiled in London’s Victoria Embankment Gardens.

Cyber security experts have been reacting to the news that the CIA has been eavesdropping using voice-enabled devices, such as smartphones, TVs and laptops, and the general consensus is ‘so what?’

The EU needs to work more closely with NATO so that both organisations can be more effective in tackling security challenges.

Sir Adrian Fulford has become GCHQ’s first investigatory powers commissioner, after the appointment was approved by prime minister Theresa May.

BAE Systems’ chief operating officer Charles Woodburn will become chief executive from July 1st following the retirement of current CEO Ian King.

The Ministry of Defence will invest hundreds of millions of pounds into developing HM Naval Base Clyde as the Royal Navy Submarine Centre of Specialisation.

Scotland’s military bases to receive £1.7bn upgrade

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) will be able to train personnel better with the completion of building work on the catering, retail and leisure (CRL) facility at the Defence College of Logistics, Policing and Administration (DCLPA) in Worthy Down.

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has made up to £3 million available to organisations to be used to devise new ways of using data to improve decision-making in defence.

Ransomware attacks almost doubled during the second half of 2016, according to a report from Check Point.

A new £25 million Apprentice Training Facility will provide a tailored learning environment for around 1,000 apprentices who will work on Britain’s new submarines.