August 2026
Drone-as-First-Responder: Reducing Uncertainty Before Responders Arrive
Public safety agencies are increasingly adopting Drone-as-First Responder programs to reduce information gaps, speed up incident response, and keep responders safe.
Why Russia is Flying UAVs in NATO Members’ Airspace
Recent research from the International Institute for Strategic Studies assesses that the Kremlin is using uninhabited aerial vehicles as part of a wider unconventional war on Europe.
Critical Infrastructure Sites Need to Be Prepared Against Unjammable Fiber Optic Drone Threats
Fiber optic drones evade detection by radio frequency sniffers and jammers, making them a unique and daunting threat to critical infrastructure sites.
The Airspace Gap: Rethinking Security in a Drone-Enabled World
As drone activity increases, security leaders are beginning to rethink protection and risk mitigation through a three-dimensional lens.
Beyond the Drone: What It Really Takes to Build a Successful Security Drone Program
Deciding which drone is right for you is just one part of creating a drone program. An expert shares seven lessons learned while creating a drone program designed for operational success.
Sponsored: Why Security Systems Fail in Operations, Not Demos
During the course of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, U.S. agencies seized more than 600 drones near stadiums and fan zones, including from the restricted airspace across all 11 U.S. host cities.
Prioritizing Patrols: Why a Major Bank Turned to Robotics to Monitor its Campus
Citizens Bank needed a reliable solution to patrol its 120-acre corporate campus. It turned to Asylon for its DroneDog and Guardian drone technology.
U.S. Counter-Autonomy: Closing the Policy and Technology Gap
The United States continues to struggle to operationalize a coherent domestic framework for counter-UAS. It’s not just a technology problem.
Drone Threats as an Intelligence Problem: Why Security Program Development Beats Technology Theater
Most organizations continue to approach unidentified drone threats as a technology problem. A more effective and holistic approach, though, is to tackle this issue as an intelligence problem first.
