Provides a structured understanding of how UAS create operational, safety and security risks—and how those risks should be managed. 

Our process includes:

• Identifying facility-specific aerial threat scenarios

• Assessing physical, cyber and operational vulnerabilities

• Reviewing UAS incident response policies and procedures 

• Examining legal and regulatory boundaries affecting response 

• Evaluating coordination pathways with external partners

We deliver:

• Prioritized risk and governance roadmap for leadership decision-making

• Facility-Specific Airspace Boundary Map to Support Planning, Coordination, and Visualization

Concerned about the future?

You have taken the right steps to understand your current operational, safety and security risks but want to make sure you’re set up for the future. We’re here to help.

Our future-proofing process includes periodic check-ins to ensure you’re staying up to date with:

• state and federal regulations

• technological upgrades

• necessary training

Organizations facing drone-related risk need more than awareness—they need people who understand the operating environment and leaders who can translate that understanding into coordinated action. 

Aerisq can help you build that capability by combining foundational instruction with structured, scenario-driven engagement.

Training focuses on building individual and team readiness by establishing a common baseline of understanding around:

• Drone capabilities and applicable laws and regulations

• Cyber, physical, and operational risks posed by drones

• Airspace rules and air domain awareness considerations

• Practical approaches to protecting against and mitigating drone-related risk

• The role, limitations, and authority associated with drone detection and C-UAS technology

·       How internal drone flight operations intersect with organizational drone risk management

Workshops shift the focus from learning to application—bringing stakeholders together to apply shared knowledge and examine how decisions would be made in realistic situations, including:

• Developing and refining organizational policies and procedures

• Assessing vulnerabilities and prioritizing risk

• Identifying and responding to suspicious or anomalous drone activity

• Discussing render-safe considerations and chain-of-custody evidence handling

• Aligning airspace restrictions, detection capabilities, and mitigation authorities