Site warning-time assessment
For: site owners and security managers.
What you get: a model of your site and its surroundings, a map of the approaches a drone could use without being seen, the warning time each one gives you, and a short list of measures ranked by how much they help for what they cost. You get a clear picture of where you stand before you spend money on kit.
Warning-time evidence for bids
For: integrators and vendors bidding for counter-drone work.
What you get: independent, site-specific evidence of where the gaps are and how your proposed design closes them. It helps you show a client why your layout fits their ground, in plain terms they can check.
Drone incursion drills
For: security teams.
What you get: realistic drills built on your own site model, using the approaches that give you the least warning. Your team practises spotting, reporting and responding, and you see where your procedures need work.