For Sensitive Sites & VIP
Counter-drone audits, drone pentesting, protection architecture and acquisition support for critical sites and exposed individuals, by an independent French company that sells no hardware.
Most sites that contact us have already logged overflights, sometimes many, and the same three questions come back each time. What are we actually allowed to do under the law. Which systems on the market do we genuinely need, and which are oversold to us. And is counter-drone protection really as expensive as we have been led to believe. The honest answers are more reassuring than you expect, and they are rarely offered, because a firm that sells counter-drone equipment cannot be neutral about what you should buy. An independent assessment of your exposure is what this page is about.
We distribute no counter-drone system and earn no commission on one. That single fact changes the nature of the advice you receive. We act as an independent third party whose only task is to read your real exposure and design the response that fits it, at the right cost, drawn from the open market rather than from a catalogue we profit from. Where the market sends you a salesperson, we stand as a referee.
Your site is more exposed than you think.
What we bring
Four lines of work, from reading the risk to standing up the response.
We map your site the way a drone operator would case it: approach corridors, blind spots, gaps in detection and weak links in your reaction chain. You receive a restricted report with a prioritised remediation plan, in a director's format and a technical annex.
We test your exposure with the adversary's methods. With your authorisation, a real overflight of the site. Where that is not possible, a digital twin of the site flown on simulator, or a documented theoretical mission. You see your own gaps before someone hostile does.
From your site's risk, your country's legal frame and your group's means, we design a cost-effective response. We help you choose the right sensors and the right mix, which detection technology suits your site, where to place it and what to layer behind it, and equally what not to deploy. Alongside the hardware we set out who to recruit and train or not, and we write the SOPs and staff training kits so that everyone on site knows how to react. It is human and procedural architecture as much as equipment.
When equipment is justified, we help you buy the right system at the right price. We have tested most of the systems on the market, or seen them work and fail against our own pentests, so we can shortlist the technologies that actually perform, if and only if your site genuinely needs them. Selected on the open market, never sold by us.
Why this works
You carry legal obligations most site managers underestimate. We map what you can and cannot do, and what you must be able to show.
No hardware to sell, no commission to earn, no bias. Only your exposure and the right answer to it.
No overkill, no incomprehensible systems. Only what your threat and your budget justify.
Counter-drone protection is not the luxury the market made it out to be. It often starts with procedure, not purchase.
How we work with you
A full engagement runs in five steps, and each of the four services above can also be commissioned on its own.
Step 01
Confidential scoping under NDA. We start from your real concerns, not a template.
Step 02
On-site reconnaissance and pentesting, with handheld and aerial sensors as your authorisation allows.
Step 03
Analysis against the framework, threat by threat, axis by axis.
Step 04
Restricted report and protection architecture, director's format and technical annex, with prioritised remediation, sensor choices and procedures.
Step 05
Acquisition support and optional retest once measures are in place.
No hardware to sell, only advice you can trust.
The sites we protect
The threat does not weigh the same on every site, and our reading starts there. We work most often with operators of vital importance and critical infrastructure, airports among them, with embassies and government compounds, with oil and gas installations, with high-value private sites, with ports and vessels, and with the private residences and yachts of exposed individuals. Each carries its own exposure, its own legal frame and its own proportionate response.
Threat calibration
A drone over your site is not automatically a terrorist. We calibrate the response to the real threat, because over-reacting costs as much as ignoring it. What we see ranges from the harmless, a hobbyist or a journalist after footage, through activists scouting or trying to disrupt, to criminal reconnaissance ahead of an intrusion, and at the far end sabotage, terrorism and the probing manoeuvres of state hybrid warfare. Our reading begins by telling you which of these you are actually facing, before anyone mentions equipment.
Our audit framework
What makes the work repeatable rather than improvised. We assess every site through one structured framework, drawing on the recognised cyber threat-modelling references, MITRE ATT&CK and the kill-chain logic, adapted to the drone risk. It reads a site across the same axes every time, so the picture is exhaustive, free of blind spots and aligned with your duty to take the major risk into account.
A point too often overlooked: within the European Union, site operators carry a duty of care over major risks, the drone threat among them. They are expected to demonstrate that the risk has been taken into account, through audit, internal policy and documented procedures. This is an obligation of means, not merely of results. That responsibility is today largely left in the hands of counter-drone manufacturers, who cannot assess a need they also profit from selling against. We answer it as an independent third party, with no system to sell.
Built to meet the European obligations now entering national law, so your audit holds up when it is checked.
Missions we have run
A few anonymised examples. Site and client identities stay protected.
6 days
For an operator of vital importance in energy, over 6 days, a full audit of approach corridors, detection blind spots and the reaction chain, delivered as a restricted report with 11 prioritised remediation points.
For an airport platform, with clearance to fly, we ran a real overflight and walked straight through a major detection blind spot, then handed back the fix.
For a site in an exposed region, a cost-effective response combining detection, procedures and staff training, sized for a location far from any rapid reinforcement.
For the yacht of a multi-millionaire, an exposure audit against intrusive paparazzi drones, a real and recurring risk, with crew procedures built around passive detection, within the flag-state and coastal-water laws that rule out jamming.
For an embassy, a security audit followed by the deployment of detection units, support in selecting them, and training of the diplomatic security staff in anti-drone shotgun engagement.
3 event days
For a venue hosting large gatherings, a temporary detection and reaction dispositive over 3 event days, coordinated with the competent forces.
Counter-drone protection is not the luxury the market told you it was. It starts with seeing clearly.
Why sites bring us in
Independent of every hardware vendor, so the advice answers to your exposure and not to a sale. A French company, capital and leadership wholly French. Our expertise was forged in Ukraine, where the modern drone was reinvented, but it is no longer about Ukraine: the know-how is online and the threat is everywhere, which is why we read it across criminal, activist, hobbyist, hybrid-warfare and terrorist profiles alike. Around 80 pilots, engineers and operators in the network, each selected on competence and integrity. We are the trusted third party between you and a market built to confuse you.
Request a threat briefing
The first step is simple. Ask us for a drone threat briefing on your site, which we can deliver in front of your leadership. We read your real exposure, explain plainly what the law allows and what it requires of you, and set out what a proportionate response would look like. No system to sell at the end of it.
For private security providers
If you protect a site and your client raises the drone question, you do not need to build the capability in-house. We work behind you, under white-label: we run the audit, design the architecture and write the procedures, and you deliver it under your own name. The expertise is ours, the relationship stays yours.
