Gallagher Security strengthens KwaZulu‑Natal presence with successful Command the Future showcase

25 March 2026

Gallagher Security has reinforced its commitment to the KwaZulu‑Natal region following another successful Command the Future event.

The full-day event welcomed over 100 channel partners, end users and consultants, marking Gallagher’s third major event in Durban and further demonstrating the organisation’s focus on continued education, innovation and collaboration in the region’s security community.

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Keysight collaborates with 3dB Labs to enable interoperable signal monitoring and analysis

25 March 2026

Keysight Technologies, Inc. has integrated Keysight spectrum analysers and FieldFox handheld analysers with 3dB Labs’ Sceptre, expanding interoperability between signal monitoring hardware and analysis software.

The collaboration enables teams to monitor, analyse, and record radio frequency (RF) activity across mixed receiver environments within a unified workflow.

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UK and Taiwan join hands at MWC Barcelona 2026 to accelerate RF Optical Wireless innovation for ubiquitous connectivity

25 March 2026

In a move to strengthen the UK’s position as a leader in advanced connectivity technologies, TITAN, a member of the Federated Telecoms Research Hubs (FTH) and Taiwan’s Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), signed a Memorandum of Intent at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona.

The collaboration reflects a wider shift in industry thinking ahead of 6G, where experts increasingly view the convergence of terrestrial and space‑based networks as essential to delivering global coverage.

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AI-powered defence system stops 5G cyber-attacks in a fraction of a second

23 March 2026

An AI defence system has successfully detected and neutralised sophisticated 5G cyber-attacks in less than a tenth of a second, say researchers at the University of Surrey – paving the way for more secure 5G and future 6G mobile networks.

While modern 5G networks are becoming more open and flexible, making them easier to upgrade and cheaper to build, that also creates more opportunities for hackers. The Surrey-developed defence framework, called TwinGuard, addresses this challenge using a real-time digital twin – a live virtual replica of a mobile network that updates every few milliseconds. The team paired TwinGuard with reinforcement learning AI that can anticipate suspicious behaviour and shut down attacks before they cause disruption.

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