Policing the skies
Tal Cohen considers the rise of Cyber Over RF in counter-drone defence
In the ever-shifting landscape of global security, the growing prevalence of drones has introduced a new category of threat that transcends borders, conflicts and even conventional definitions of warfare. Drones are no longer exclusive to military forces; they are now widely accessible, affordable and weaponisable by criminals, terrorists and other malign actors. As a result, the counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) sector has undergone rapid expansion. But with the proliferation of technologies, there also comes complexity. Amid the . . .
