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AirSight and Flock Announce Strategic Partnership Following Grant Parish Smuggling Bust
AirSight, the company behind the AirGuard airspace security platform, today announced a strategic partnership with Flock, the public-safety operating system trusted by thousands of law enforcement agencies nationwide. The partnership establishes a real-time data feed from AirGuard into FlockOS,...
Anti-Drone Devices: Handheld Detectors to Enterprise Systems Compared | Airsight
The counter-drone market offers everything from a $2,000 Remote ID receiver you can plug into a laptop to a $1.5 million multi-sensor enterprise deployment spanning an entire airport perimeter. The anti-drone market is projected to grow from $4.48 billion in 2025 to $14.51 billion by 2030, a CAGR...
Drone Security: What Facility Managers Need to Know in 2026 | Airsight
In November 2024, a suspect was arrested and charged with attempting to attach an explosive device to a drone and fly it into a critical infrastructure site. That is not speculation from a threat briefing. That is a federal arrest reported by CISA's Be Air Aware campaign. In November 2025, CISA...
Drone Defense: How to Build a Layered Airspace Protection Program | Airsight
On May 7, 2026, JIATF-401 selected five military installations for a directed-energy counter-drone pilot program, deploying high-energy lasers and microwave systems at Fort Huachuca, Fort Bliss, Naval Base Kitsap, Grand Forks AFB, and Whiteman AFB. Two days earlier, the FAA proposed a new rule...
Drone Scanners: How RF Detection Identifies Unauthorized Drones | Airsight
When a DJI Mavic 3 lifts off and connects to its remote controller, it broadcasts a radio frequency signal across the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz bands. That signal carries everything the drone needs to fly: control commands from the pilot, telemetry data from the aircraft, and in many cases, the GPS...