The announcement comes on the same day Over one-third of graduates joining BAE Systems next year will join the company's cybersecurity business. Of 235 new graduates, 80 will be assigned to BAE's Applied Intelligence Business unit that focuses on digital crime, cyberattacks, fraud and financial crime. The company is also looking for a senior manager in its cyber intelligence business who can help it develop an internal team focused on developing "advanced threat detection capabilities. " A further 77 graduates will be placed in BAE's Maritime businesses and another 54 in the firm's Military Air and Information business.
Over one-third of graduates joining BAE Systems next year will join the company's cybersecurity business. Of 235 new graduates, 80 will be assigned to BAE's Applied Intelligence Business unit that focuses on digital crime, cyberattacks, fraud and financial crime. The company is also looking for a senior manager in its cyber intelligence business who can help it develop an internal team focused on developing "advanced threat detection capabilities." A further 77 graduates will be placed in BAE's Maritime businesses and another 54 in the firm's Military Air and Information business.