SECURING YOUR SKY

WE  PROVIDE OVERWATCH AND INTERCEPT HOSTILE DRONES

 

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Emerging sUAS threat

COTS-sUAS drones are quickly changing the modern day battlefield. They also pose a growing threat to urban enviroments.

Drones are deployed for dropping explosive payloads, surveillance and target acquisition.
 
Are you comfortable with your current countermeasures?
 
A new airborne threat requires a new airborne solution.

Deploy birds of prey

10 years experience in C-UAS

30 years experince in bird training and behaviour

40 years military experience

Guard From Above is the world’s first company to use birds of prey to intercept unwanted drones. Safe, fast and effective.

It is our mission to secure your sky. We provide overwatch and intercept hostile drones.

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Tailored C-UAS solutions

Based on your specific client request we tailor a set of sUAS countermeasures. We use a step by step process to tailor the best C-sUAS solution combination for your site.

Integrate C-UAS in your Force Protection CONOPS

Reach out to us to see how we can help you to secure your sky!

 

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Military

Counter UAS solutions (C-UAS)

We are working with our military clients to set up their own Bird of Prey capability to counter hostile drones, for example on Force Protection. Next to our regular Birdhandler Training Program in The Netherlands we can tailor a custom training program on our clients site abroad. Combining C-UAS Birds of Prey with other C-UAS solutions is also possible. If needed we can also supply operators.

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Law Enforcement

Counter UAS solutions (C-UAS)

We are working closely with a number of international Law Enforcement agencies on building their own C-UAS Bird of Prey capability. In most cases this will be for providing static operation deployment on high-risk client sites like airfields, prisons, dignitary residences or public events. Our C-UAS Bird of Prey capability was developed together and tested by the Dutch National Police and is now operational

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Every location and potential target is unique.

After a preliminary threat analysis, we will help you to select the best suitable C-UAS solutions. When that solution is using C-UAS Birds of Prey, we carry out a site survey, during which our specialized team will check the location on access points, obstacles and best positions to deploy the birds. In most cases this will be a static position on the high ground, guard tower or on the roof of a building. We will assist you in all steps needed to build you own C-UAS Capability tailored to your needs.

When deployed at a location, a GFA certified Team (bird handler and bird of prey) will report to the Force Protection Unit or Protective Services Detail (PSD), which can also deploy additional C-UAS tools (e.g. additional means of Drone Detection or Electronic Counter Measures). Rules Of Engagement (ROE) and follow-up procedures after interception of a hostile drone are set, after which the team is ready.

We have been researching and collecting intelligence on drone-incidents around the world from 2013.

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Secure your sky!

Get in touch today to find you how we can help you to mitigate

the threat that sUAS can pose for your staff and assets!