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This November, as part of Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released a landmark set of resources regarding Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS).

In the past decade, drones have transitioned from military assets to ubiquitous commercial tools. While they have revolutionized industries like agriculture and logistics, this accessibility has created a double-edged sword. As noted by security experts, a simple drone is easy to acquire—even for...

When you see a suspicious drone over your facility or event, your first instinct is logical: you pull out your phone and head to the app store. You search for a "drone detector app" or "drone scanner app," expecting an easy, immediate solution for on-the-go situational awareness.

For a security director at a power plant or energy facility, the threats are no longer just ground-based. The proliferation of inexpensive, high-capability drones presents a new and dangerous aerial threat vector.

As the drone industry evolves at a rapid pace, the global regulatory landscape is struggling to keep up. For organizations focused on security and public safety, this patchwork of rules creates a complex operational challenge.