SkySafe’s CRO Melissa Swisher recently joined Greg @Toroosian, host of the Machine Minds podcast, to talk about a challenge many critical infrastructure operators are only beginning to confront: airspace awareness. A few key takeaways: 🔷 Security can't stop at the fence line. Critical infrastructure has invested heavily in securing what happens on the ground. But as drones become more accessible and capable, the airspace above those facilities is becoming an increasingly important part of the security picture. 🔷 A detection is just a data point. Knowing that “a drone is there” isn't enough. Connecting sightings, flight history, movements across sites and changes in behavior can reveal patterns and provide the context needed to understand what actually requires action. 🔷 C-UAS isn't a one-technology problem. RF, radar, cameras, acoustics and mitigation each solve different pieces of the puzzle. Effective counter-UAS requires a layered approach where technologies work together to provide a more complete picture. The future of drone security isn't just about detecting more drones. It's about understanding what's happening in your airspace and knowing what to do about it. 🎙️ Listen to the full conversation at the link in the comments below. #MachineMindsShow #AirspaceAwareness

The next security challenge for critical infrastructure isn't at the gate. It's in the air. Drones can fly over power plants in seconds, collecting information and creating operational concerns before security teams even know they're there. That's why drone detection and airspace intelligence are becoming essential, giving operators visibility into low-altitude airspace activity and helping them move from awareness to action. Learn more at the link in the comments. #PowerPlants #CriticalInfrastructure #GridSecurity

Campus security extends far beyond stadiums and game day. Research facilities, laboratories, and valuable intellectual property can also be exposed to unknown drone activity. SkySafe gives colleges and universities visibility into what’s happening in their airspace, helping protect critical areas across campus. For a limited time, qualifying institutions can take advantage of special pricing to strengthen their drone detection capabilities. Take advantage of the pricing incentive by September 15. Visit the link below in the comments. #CampusSecurity #HigherEducation #DroneDetection #SkySafe

It's the fourth quarter of a rivalry football game. 80,000 fans are in the stands. The game is nationally televised. Security teams are focused on the crowd, the sidelines, and the entrances. Then someone spots a drone. Where did it come from? Who is flying it? Is it heading toward the stadium or just passing by? For the next few minutes, nobody knows. That's the challenge facing colleges and universities today. Drone incursions can appear without warning, creating uncertainty during pivotal moments. Through SkySafe's National Campus & Stadium Airspace Initiative, colleges and universities can take advantage of special pricing and lock in our lowest rate by September 15. Learn how to gain greater visibility into your campus airspace before the next drone appears. Link in comments below.

Are your physical security measures missing a massive blind spot? Critical infrastructure operators invest heavily in ground security like fences, cameras, and access control. But what happens when a threat simply flies right over them? Our Chief Revenue Officer, Melissa Swisher, breaks down why drones are the next major challenge for critical infrastructure in her new @UtilityDive article. Key takeaways include: - The impact of the FAA’s proposed #Section2209 rule on sensitive facilities - Why relying solely on Remote ID leaves operators vulnerable - How to build actionable airspace intelligence to close the visibility gap Read the full article at the link in the comments. #DroneDetection #CriticalInfrastructure #AirspaceIntelligence