Date: 17-18 November 2025

Time: 0930-1700

Venue: Copthorne King's Hotel

Synopsis: 

“Your GPS is lying to you. And someone did it on purpose.”

It started with a ship in the Black Sea reporting that its GPS location had mysteriously shifted, showing it was parked at a nearby airport… while it was clearly still at sea. The crew was confused. The equipment checked out. But dozens of other vessels suddenly reported the same glitch. Was it a bug?

No. It was spoofing.

That incident wasn’t isolated. From drones being hijacked mid-flight to entire fleets rerouted by invisible hands, GNSS attacks have moved from theory to battlefield. They are happening now, and the tools to carry them out are cheap, portable, and increasingly effective.

Join this course to learn the various jamming and spoofing techniques and also the countermeasures to detect and mitigate jamming and spoofing attacks. A novel AI based Spoofing Detection technique will also be discussed. 

Don't just navigate - own it.

Target Audience:

This course is designed for engineers, military operators, GNSS system developers and technical managers involved in navigation, defence or security systems who need to acquire robust first hand knowledge on various GNSS vulnerabilities, threats and countermeasures.

Contents:

1. GNSS Introduction 

2. Position and Time

3. GNSS Vulnerabilities

4. GNSS Jamming

5. Jamming Detection and Countermeasures

6. GNSS Spoofing (with AI based Spoofing Detection)

7. Spoofing Countermeasures