Defence manufacturers need to keep an eye on future challenges across all domains: Lockheed Martin
As countries increase their defence spending, manufacturers need to be prepared with solutions for future challenges. For Lockheed Martin, the digitalisation of defence systems is a critical part of the 21st century and a key part of its operational platforms, says the firm’s regional executive and vice president for Asia and India William Blair. Moving forward, the firm aims to address not just current cyber threats, but also anticipate future threats across all domains, including land, sea, air and space, he tells CNA’s Asia First at the Singapore Airshow 2024.
As countries increase their defence spending, manufacturers need to be prepared with solutions for future challenges. For Lockheed Martin, the digitalisation of defence systems is a critical part of the 21st century and a key part of its operational platforms, says the firm’s regional executive and vice president for Asia and India William Blair. Moving forward, the firm aims to address not just current cyber threats, but also anticipate future threats across all domains, including land, sea, air and space, he tells CNA’s Asia First at the Singapore Airshow 2024.
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