Naval Readiness for the New Maritime Threat Landscape
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Maritime threats are changing faster than traditional fleet planning can adapt.
Across the maritime domain, navies are facing a new reality: drone swarms operating across the air, surface, and subsurface domains, growing pressure on critical infrastructure, and more data arriving with less time to turn it into decisions.
Preparedness can no longer be built around fixed assumptions. It requires adaptable platforms, sharper situational awareness, and closer collaboration between navies and the industry partners building alongside them.
"The fleets that struggle in ten years won't be the ones with fewer capabilities. They'll be the ones that planned for a threat that evolved differently than they expected. Adaptability isn't a nice-to-have anymore - it's a requirement."
Join us at DALO Industry Days on August 19, 2026, at 14:15 to hear Per Makkonen Sørensen, Senior Sales Director, Naval Sales, share his perspective on what this means for naval capability, preparedness, and the future of the maritime domain.
