Ahead of exhibiting in the Microsoft Partner Pavilion at The Emergency Tech Show 2026, D2NA discusses cyber resilience, AI readiness and helping emergency services modernise with confidence.

As NHS pressures and cyber risks grow, Richard Lycett, Senior Technical Manager, Ambulance Radio Programme argues that true resilience lies beyond the frontline – in the national infrastructure that supports it, and why it must now be built in from the ground up.

LearnPro Group, in partnership with Softcat plc, has been selected by London Fire Brigade to deliver its Prevent + Protect platform as part of the Brigade’s OneRisk procurement programme.

A pilot of a new volunteer responder app has resulted in a significant boost to community emergency response, paving the way for a Scotland-wide rollout.

Police forces need to see digital transformation not as an optional enhancement but as a prerequisite for effective policing which requires a collective and consistent commitment to its execution says a new report from CityForum.

The Emergency Services Network (ESN) will redefine how the UK’s emergency services communicate and serve the public. At The Emergency Tech Show this year, the ESN team discussed the programme’s progress, the challenges ahead, and the opportunities it presents for frontline personnel.

London Ambulance Service is trialling AI that listens to conversations and creates clinical notes in the background, giving paramedics more time to focus on patients. Deputy Editor, Lanna Deamer explores how the technology is easing pressure in the field.

The Home Office has announced a new contract with Australian tech provider Etherstack who will be providing the solution to allow Emergency Services Network users to communicate with the existing Airwave during the migration phase.

Paramedics in Northern Ireland are now able to send patient information directly from the scene to hospitals before they even arrive, thanks to a new digital system being rolled out across the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service fleet.

As police forces across the UK face growing demands with shrinking resources, technology is fast becoming a vital ally. In this article, Matt Polega, Co-Founder and President at Mark43, explores how innovation in areas like AI, cloud systems and data sharing can help forces work smarter, collaborate more effectively and strengthen community trust.