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Jade Leung, the Chief Technology Officer of the Al Securitv Institute. has been appointed as the Prime Minister's new Al adviser.

As part of the role, she will work to position the UK as the leading nation to help unlock the benefits and prepare for the impacts of transformative Al,WORKING CLOSELY WITH THE PRIME MINISTER to harness the technology as it delivers the strong foundations and economic growth which are central to the government's Plan for Change.

Jade Leung will REPORT DIRECTLY to the PRIME MINISTER and the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation, and Technology in her role, splitting her time between both Number 10 and the AI Security Institute.

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As I said today in my comment, I don't post very often because some of the people here are just trolls, but I want to share this so we all keep in mind the progression and development of this company, this is not financial advice:

​1. The Appointment Strategy (September 2025 - March 2026)

​The company has restructured its leadership team to ensure absolute credibility with the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the government:

​Institutional Weight: The appointment of Field Marshal Lord Houghton of Richmond (September 2025) as Non-Executive Chairman was the first major move. As the former Chief of the Defence Staff, he provided the key to opening doors in Whitehall. This was followed by figures like Jim Clover OBE (December 2025) for national security.

​Technological & Execution Weight: The arrival of the current CTO (Andrew McCartney, August 2025) and the recent appointment of Andrew Roughan as CEO (effective this March 2026) complete the formula.

​Analysis: The doors to Downing Street have opened today thanks to this new board's network. The fact that the CTO is attending—and not just lobbyists or ex-military personnel—shows that the government is genuinely interested in auditing or integrating the underlying technology.

​2. The Escalation in Invitations and Validations

​The company's meeting pattern shows a direct upward trajectory toward the top of the Western alliance:

​September 2025 (DSEI): Active participation by its Vice President (James Norwood) on the NATO welcoming committee at the largest defence exhibition.

​November 2025 (NATO): Invited to showcase Project Ixian at the exclusive NATO Task Force Maven Industry Day, validating their AI software before senior allied commanders.

​March 2026 (Today): Meeting with the Prime Minister and AI advisors.

​Analysis: They have gone from exhibiting their product at trade shows to presenting it to NATO operational forces, and now, discussing it with the country's leadership. The Prime Minister's AI advisor is seeking solutions for the Strategic Defence Review, and Defence Holdings is clearly on that short list.

​3. The Secrecy of "Project Ixian"

​The company has generated both hype and frustration by stating in their financial reports (such as December 2025) that they are in the final stages of contracting with their first client, but "cannot provide further details until confidentiality restrictions are lifted."

​The reason for the silence: Ixian is not standard commercial software. It is described as a sovereign AI platform focused on "Information Operations" (detecting and disrupting hostile digital campaigns) and requires air-gapped environments (isolated from the internet), which is why they partnered with Google Cloud.

​Analysis: They aren't saying what they do because legally, they can't. When a company develops "Classified AI Product Constructs" for cyber warfare or intelligence, secrecy is dictated by the UK Official Secrets Act or NATO protocols. Today's meeting at Downing St

Leaving fashion talk aside... I think there’s no doubt that Defence Holdings is positioning itself exactly where it needs to be. If you’ve been following the company’s progress and development — being invited to key meetings, forming strategic partnerships, and bringing the right people on board — it’s clear there’s real momentum building.

I don’t post often because I get tired of reading some of the wild comments out there, but I’ve been invested and waiting patiently for a long time. My trust in this company remains strong, and once again they’re proving that something significant is happening behind the scenes.

That is fantastic new!!

It doesn't not involve DH directly but it leaves something clear... DH is using Oracle and all they are building is based in a trusted and recognised company( Oracle), used already by the Navy.

You can have a great AI software but if you don't use Oracle or latest Nvidia air-gapped hardware or Google you won't get into the MoD contracts.

They know what they are doing....from the very beginning... amazing things to come

News coming soon

Everything is starting to click with ALRT's strategy ,their heavy focus on building partnerships makes perfect sense for developing trusted, sovereign AI at government and security force levels.

This is the smartest pathway to gaining access to secure national systems. Starting with police paperwork/transcription? It's a low-hanging fruit win: AI handles it effortlessly, proves reliability fast, builds unbreakable trust, and opens the door to steady revenue streams.

Once that foundation is in place, scaling into higher-security applications becomes much easier. Ixian and the other projects coming will make a difference. I am confident they will get contracts at different levels....

Amid all the noise and chatter in the comments here, the reality for ALRT is crystal clear: This company is perfectly aligned with government priorities on national security. They've got the essential partnerships in place for truly secure, sovereign AI—think Oracle, Google, Microsoft levels of collaboration.

One major military project is on the verge of deployment, with contracts locked in. Another is already in the pipeline, and more are undoubtedly on the horizon—aiming squarely at NATO standards, especially as governments worldwide pour billions into building out new AI-driven defense and national security infrastructures.

Then, out of nowhere today, this new workstream drops—with serious potential to roll out on a national scale.

As for my take? I'm kicked back on the sofa, gazing into the bonfire, savoring a fine scotch and a cigar... just calmly watching it all unfold. I'm having fun seeing the share price bob up and down, because I know next year, the good news will hit one after another—it'll be overwhelming, and the SP will just rocket.

And with that... mic drop for now. 🎤

I think a key aspect is being overlooked in the discussion around ALRT's latest news.

Yes, there are already several companies and software solutions capable of delivering advanced AI capabilities in defense—but the real differentiator here is the need for nationally sovereign, secure AI that fully complies with strict government and allied defense requirements.

That's not easy to achieve. How many competitors can genuinely claim partnerships with giants like Oracle, Google, and Microsoft to build and deploy truly secure, compliant systems at this level?

ALRT's focus on sovereign AI platforms positions them uniquely in this space. Thoughts?

Up we go 🔥🚀

This was totally unexpected.....I was so focused on the military side that I didn't see this coming. They know what they are doing and this company can be bigger that I thought.

Only hype took the SP to 4,90 a few months ago....if a MoD contract comes and knowing they aim to NATO...plus commercial side to private companies... a 5p is very conservative....10x will be reach easily and only with one product out there

The stock jumped from 1.30 to 1.70 today — a 30% increase in one week. A move like this usually means something has changed, or there’s news or activity happening behind the scenes that the market hasn’t fully picked up on yet.

Keep an eye out for a "Commercial Rollout" or "Contract Award" announcement for Project Ixian, the company has signaled this is targeted for December, so an update could be imminent, so be patience....