The Premier Event for the Counter-UAS Community

With over 300 attendees and 22 speakers, the 2025 summit proved to be the largest yet, which led to a more diverse event program, expanded networking opportunities, and a heavily trafficked exhibition hall. This post-show report highlights the key themes of the summit, shares on-site survey results, and provides testimonials from attendees.

The emergence of highly capable UAS, has left law enforcement organizations across the U.S. scrambling to establish new procedures and solutions to mitigate risks posed by drone incursions in U.S. airspace. This report will break down the latest efforts from the DoD to counter drone incursions, including; NDAA funding, new C-UAS procedures from NORTHCOM, and DoD department-wide strategy

One of the major threats to security at the World Cup, as well as many major sporting events around the world, is drones, as they can carry harmful objects, disrupt games, and be hard to detect. Before the World Cup, G.B. Jones, Chief Safety & Security Officer of the FIFA World Cup. sat down to discuss how his team is preparing for UAS threats and how they plan to mitigate them.

Recent global conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine, have underscored the widespread use of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in military scenarios.  The following report will analyze the currently evolving C-UAS market, examine current trends, technological advancements, and future efforts to address the growing challenges posed by UAS proliferation.