Advice & guidance

We help organizations prepare for unauthorized drone activity.

For managers of critical infrastructure, it isn't always obvious where to start when protecting against unauthorized drones (UAS). Rather than build an approach from scratch, we follow the guidelines the European Commission has developed for this purpose — helping organizations work through them step by step, with tools, documentation and hands-on support where needed.

The five phases of C‑UAS

Five steps towards a C‑UAS approach

Based on the five-phase approach from the EU guidelines for C‑UAS (JRC, 2023).

01 Getting started with C‑UAS
02 Risk and threat analysis
03 Solution design
04 Implementation
05 Operational management
Q&A

Questions about our approach

Our approach is based on two handbooks from the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission: the five-phase approach for C‑UAS stakeholders and risk analysis and physical hardening. Both can be downloaded for free from the European Union website.

Source: European Commission, Joint Research Centre, 2023 (CC BY 4.0). Full citation: Karlos, V. and Larcher, M., Protection Against Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, doi:10.2760/969680, JRC132967.

No. Advice and guidance are just one part of how we help your organization prepare. Clean Sky also offers a platform in which multiple C‑UAS solutions from third parties can be managed together in one system — particularly useful when a permanent solution is needed for one or more sites. Finally, Clean Sky can be hired for temporary protection during large events.

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