Finland, Norway, Sweden
Nordic countries develop new electronic warfare strategy to counter Moscow

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JD2E training Norway's Poseidons, DARPA secures military AI, cybersecurity for Dutch healthcare

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT, with a dose of cyber, every Thursday we report on events big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

OsloBritain's JD2E to train Norwegian P-8 Poseidon operators in electronic warfare

WashingtonDARPA looking for flaws in AI-enhanced systems

AmsterdamNetstone to provide threat intelligence to secure Dutch healthcare

Finland
Helsinki turns to Gim Robotics to overcome Russian GNSS jamming

The Finnish company is testing a navigation system for autonomous ground and airborne ISR systems that draws heavily on feedback from Ukraine.

Poland, United States
Warsaw uses US equipment to reactivate its Soviet era ground interception stations

Warsaw is currently modernising some of its Cold War ground communications interceptions stations with help from Antenna Products, a US company known for its involvement in the HAARP project.

Hungary, Sweden
Saab agrees to defence cooperation as part of new Gripen aircraft deal

On Friday 23 February, Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán announced that the government was buying four additional JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft from Swedish aircraft manufacturer Saab, catching his own diplomatic corps off guard.

Finland
New NATO member Finland launches electronic warfare overhaul

Since joining the alliance in April, the Finnish army has embarked on a complete rethink of its technical intelligence technologies strategy. This shift comes as the SIGINT market undergoes significant changes, with Swedish manufacturers being overtaken by their US and Israeli rivals.

Europe, Russia
Sweden rushes to develop electronic warfare systems in the Baltic Sea

Under increasing pressure from Russia, the Swedish army is focusing on strengthening its naval electronic warfare capabilities.