Air domain security for your critical facility – are you ready?

 

“While many potential targets and scenarios exist, most security experts, GA operators, and the IC agree that the use of an aircraft for an attack on a specific target is the dominant threat related to general aviation. Other concerns range from acts perpetrated by lone operators to large business aircraft of foreign origin carrying unknown contraband, including nuclear materials or weapons. General aviation aircraft may be stolen, hijacked, and/or modified to serve as Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Devices (VBIEDs). In some cases, the aircraft could be targets, whether in flight or on the ground. Finally, light or small aircraft should not be dismissed as a threat merely because their casualty potential is low—the infliction of terror alone, or the resulting economic impact, could be sufficient to achieve a terrorist’s goals.” TSA Guidelines Jun 2021

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DHS identifies the threat from unmanned aircraft to critical infrastructure as present and real danger.

 

With increased visibility on critical infrastructure due to the recent high profile and repeated exploitation of cyber vulnerabilities by foreign actors, the probability of domestic actors exploiting the physical security from the air domain has significantly increased.

 

While many technologies are on the market to detect drones, acoustic sensing coupled with AI software, provides the best intelligence of your air domain for both manned and unmanned aircraft. Acoustic sensing provides 100% detection of all aircraft. Cost effective and scalable, it can be set up to provide layered airdome security ranging from 5 to 100 nautical miles!

 

ASSIST provides comprehensive and scalable ground-based detection of “all” aircraft. With real-time intelligence of aircraft threat for your facility from ASSIST, you can be prepared with required risk mitigation.