Do you know, if drones have inspected your facility?

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Drones pose risks to physical and cyber security.

Drones can carry loads weighing hundreds of kilograms of various types. Cameras can be used for espionage purposes, and weapons, drugs, and other sensitive cargoes can be dropped.

Drones are, among other things, something like flying laptops. Skilled hackers can use them to spy or disrupt data centers and IT networks.

Are there unauthorized drones in your airspace?

Without the use of technology, it is very difficult to detect and assess the situation in the airspace. Drones move quickly and are often hard to spot with the naked eye.

Even specialized security forces have limited resources and capabilities.

For example, a limited field of view or obstructed visibility in bad weather can mean that fast-moving, inconspicuous drones go unnoticed even by very observant people.

Does your organization already have a drone program?

In a number of industries, drones are increasingly being used for purposes such as surveillance, inspection, deliveries or entertainment.

It is important to distinguish between such authorized uses and unauthorized drones to ensure operations run smoothly and the existing drone program can function safely.

What are your objectives?

Perhaps you want to disrupt smuggling activities, locate spy drones or protect assets from physical attack?

You may also simply want to collect data on movements in your airspace to ensure nothing is in the sky during certain operations.

Define for yourself what an effective airspace security system needs to do.