Sensitive institutions such as embassies and consulates, the National Assembly, presidential palaces, and the official residences of heads of state or government serve as venues for meetings involving decision-makers and high-ranking officials.

The increase in drone flights near public figures and private properties raises new security issues. Illegal surveillance, collection of sensitive information, or physical threats: these aerial intrusions require appropriate responses to ensure confidentiality, peace of mind, and protection for people and places. At DRONE XTR, we offer customized, reliable, and scalable solutions to effectively detect, identify, and neutralize these threats.

Public events and entertainment venues, whether concerts, museums, amusement parks, or sporting events, attract large crowds who are not always aware of the aerial threat above them.

Prisons are increasingly exposed to the threat of contraband deliveries by drones. These devices, which are easy to deploy, allow smugglers to deliver drugs, small arms, phones, and other prohibited items directly to cells and prison yards, easily bypassing security measures.

Whether on mission, in convoy, or on base, military units remain exposed to the growing threat of drones, whether civilian or military in origin and used by enemy forces or terrorist groups. This is a modern threat that is agile and difficult to neutralize with traditional defense systems.

Unauthorized drone intrusions at airports are becoming increasingly frequent and seriously disrupt operations. This challenge, which is both complex and constantly evolving due to the emergence of new drone models and regulatory changes, requires appropriate responses. Our airspace management solutions provide airport security teams with the means to quickly detect and locate unauthorized drones and their pilots, thereby avoiding delays and temporary closures.

Sensitive sites, SEVESO-classified facilities, data centers, nuclear power plants, ports, transportation infrastructure, and other critical and strategic structures represent major challenges in terms of security and business continuity. With the rapid increase in the number of civilian drones in circulation and the diversity of their uses, these sites are exposed to a growing risk of unauthorized overflights.