Legal authority to act
Effector deployment is constrained by national aviation and telecommunications law. We establish the legal basis for the response layer before specifying it.
Capability Domain
Counter-UAV & Force Protection
Layered detect-track-defeat architectures and critical national infrastructure protection for fixed sites, energy assets and deployed forces.
Where we add structure
- Multi-sensor detection: radar, radio-frequency, electro-optical and acoustic layers
- Command-and-control integration with existing air picture and site security systems
- Non-kinetic and regulated effector options, scoped to national legal frameworks
- Perimeter, access control and critical infrastructure hardening programmes
- Operator training, rules-of-engagement development and exercise support
Programme considerations
Airspace deconfliction
Systems protecting civil-adjacent infrastructure must be deconflicted with the civil air picture. This drives integration requirements more than raw sensor performance.
Threat evolution
The threat set changes faster than procurement cycles. We favour open architectures that allow sensor and effector replacement without reprocurement.
Other capability domains
Discuss a requirementC4ISR & Cyber Security
Command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance programmes, with hardened cyber layers across the full stack.
Maritime & Naval Patrol
Coastal defence architectures, offshore and inshore patrol capability, and underwater detection for sovereign waters and exclusive economic zone enforcement.