C-UAS (Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System) mitigation refers to technologies and methods used to neutralize unauthorized or malicious drones.
Unauthorized drones pose security threats such as espionage, smuggling, airspace violations, and drone-enabled attacks. Numerous incidents all over the world highlight the need for effective mitigation solutions to prevent drone-related disruptions.
Counter-drone mitigation systems work by detecting, identifying, and neutralizing rogue drones using methods such as:
RF-based cyber-takeover technology allows security teams to take control of unauthorized drones and land them safely, rather than jamming or destroying them. This method minimizes collateral damage, avoids interference with surrounding communications, and helps operators to comply with airspace requirements.
Subject to regulations which vary by country, counter-drone mitigation may be deployed in: