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The rapidly evolving operating environment Understanding implication of future technology - Our service personnel and systems will be threatened by the availability of a greater number of devices with diverse sensing modalities, weapon systems with longer range, enhanced lethality and an adversary who could deploy them in ways that exploit our vulnerabilities. Our ability to objectively assess threats from technological advances in areas such as cyber, unmanned systems and additive manufacturing, and quantify their consequences is key to our understanding of future risk. Ministry of Defence, 2018
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Protection of infrastructure, transport, crowded and open places Detecting threat materials of all kinds without disrupting business, through automation and improved operator effectiveness. For example: combining novel technology with big data analytics; systems approaches; behavioural insights. Home Office, 2019
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Protection of infrastructure, transport, crowded and open places Security in high throughput and heavily populated environments. Home Office, 2019
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The terrorist and serious and organised crime (SOC) landscape Use of technology by organised criminals, and changes to the threat due to future technologies. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Risks and effectiveness of counter-UAV measures in civilian airspace. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Risk posed across sectors by different types of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and other autonomous and unmanned systems, now and in the future. Home Office, 2019
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Autonomous and unmanned systems (note implications for homeland security as well as public safety) Preventing criminal, hostile or mischievous use of autonomous and unmanned systems, or attacks of the systems themselves, especially through “security by design”. Home Office, 2019
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Adapting to a changing security environment How to address interactions between safety and security? Cabinet Office, 2019
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Adapting to a changing security environment How to model supply chains using real-time data to ensure effective supply chain security management? Cabinet Office, 2019
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Adapting to a changing security environment Closing the window between becoming aware of a potential technical exploit and action to plug the vulnerability reduces exposure to systems compromise. How can we best apply automation across government’s cyber security practices to ensure that potential exploits are addressed as quickly as possible? What are the risks and opportunities? What are the dependencies on other technology? Are there ethical or considerations in this area? Cabinet Office, 2019
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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How might we gain evidence-based assurances about the effectiveness of capabilities linked to low-frequency high-impact events through use of experimental methods? Cabinet Office, 2019
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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How do we measure performance / capability development for a risk before it materialises? Cabinet Office, 2019
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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How can we define worst case scenarios in a changing world in which international standards are contestable? Cabinet Office, 2019
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Measuring and responding to security threats faced by the UK How might we most effectively measure readiness for high-impact low-probability risks in the assessment of UK resilience? Cabinet Office, 2019
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