Defence and security consulting services

In today’s evolving defence and security ecosystem, the scale of threats and opportunities – from the climate emergency to the role of the space domain – demand more than conventional approaches.

A collective response to broader security challenges will close the gaps exploited by adversaries, deliver mutually beneficial strategies, and build a safe, secure, and sustainable future for all.

How will your organisation drive innovation across the defence ecosystem?

Featured insight

UK Chancellor and Defence Secretary welcome Defence & Economic Growth Taskforce report, supported by PA Consulting

A cross-sector “Team UK” mindset and approach to defence is required to drive national growth.

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Keep societies safe, secure, and sustainable.

Boost performance, reinvent workforces, and build the next generation of defence technologies.

Transform people's everyday lives through innovation in the space domain.

Deliver critical programmes that strengthen national security and public safety.

Expert views

We need government and industry to work together in a more balanced partnership focused on solving problems. While change in the system has begun, it needs to gain momentum.”

Peter Lovell Defence and security

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Space should, and can, be for everyone. By placing the UK public at the forefront and fostering collaboration among academia, industry, and government, we can reignite passion, ambition, and investment to positively impact the economy and society. ”

Duhita Govindji Space and operating model

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Defence and industry need to do more to understand where they add value, as well as identifying areas where a collaborative enterprise approach is the only answer to delivering improved output.”

Jeremy Berwick Defence and security

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We all know defence procurement needs to be quicker and more agile. But how? The ‘Enterprise Integrator’ could have the answer by driving a shared purpose, a broader ecosystem of suppliers, and streamlining processes.”

Elaine Whyte Defence and security

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In the security space, so much happens behind closed doors – and this has unavoidably led to a disconnect between those on either side. Herein lies the real challenge for the decision-makers – opening the doors wide enough to let people in and give them autonomy without compromising protection.”

Guy Neale Defence and security

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