Services
Assess, plan, train, and sustain
We help your team get ready for drones near your site or event. We do not operate drone detection equipment, and we do not disrupt or take control of drones. Federal law limits those actions to authorized agencies. We support those agencies and the organizations that work with them.
Assess
Drone risk assessments for sites and events.
- Site walk and review of nearby airspace
- Likely launch spots, flight paths, and lines of sight to sensitive areas
- Review of your current reporting and response steps
- A written report with findings and practical next steps
Plan
A written drone security plan that fits your site or event.
- Who watches, who reports, and who decides
- Clear steps for when a drone is seen
- Coordination with local police and the FAA, such as questions about flight restrictions
- Contact lists and reporting forms your staff can use on the day
Train
Spotter and command post training for security staff.
- How to spot a drone and describe it clearly
- How to locate and describe a possible operator
- How the command post logs reports and passes them to law enforcement
- Short refresher sessions before major events
Sustain
A monthly support retainer to keep your program current.
- Technical support for your team's drone program questions
- Maintenance coordination for agency drone equipment
- After-action reports following events and incidents
- Plan and training updates as your site or the rules change
Drone Threat Drills
Live practice flights so your security team can rehearse spotting and reporting. A Part 107 certified remote pilot flies a real drone in a planned, safe scenario. Your team practices the plan. We review what worked and what to change.
Flight Services
- Thermal inspection of roofs, equipment, and facilities
- Aerial imaging for site planning and documentation
- DJI-to-Blue UAS transition help for agencies moving away from DJI aircraft: needs review, aircraft options, and pilot transition