The National Security Strategy: 12 months on

techUK are delighted to be hosting Ollie Hamilton, Deputy Director, Strategy, in the National Security Secretariat, Cabinet Office for a virtual briefing on 12 months on from the publication of the National Security Strategy.

Session overview

This briefing will reflect on the year since the publication of the National Security Strategy, including achievements, what we have learned and whether we see the world any differently now. It will also set out a forward agenda for national security for the coming years, including opportunities and challenges, focusing on what government and industry can do together to ensure we are keeping the country safe and prosperous.

This presentation should also be an opportunity for dialogue on how the government can better engage and work with industry, and what UK industry needs from government to grow and protect the UK's sovereign capabilities.

Who should attend

Please note that both government and industry representatives are welcome to attend. This session will be hosted under Chatham House rule.

National Security Programme activities

techUK’s National Security programme leads the debate on emerging technologies which present opportunities to strengthen UK national security. Through a variety of market engagement and policy activities we assess the capability of these technologies against various national security threats. Visit the programme page here

HMGCC Co-Creation is a partnership with DSTL (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), created to deliver a new, bold and innovative way of working with the wider UK science and technology community. We bring together the best in class across industry, academia and Government, to work collaboratively on National Security Engineering challenges and accelerate innovation. Co-Creation is the front door to the HMGCC technology eco-system.

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