Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to (Lucas Le Bell) - DroneSec GDSN#2
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Lucas Le Bell (CERBAIR) Talk Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJX_RL52buk The Global Drone Security Network (GDSN) is the only event of its kind focusing on Cyber-UAV security, Drone Threat Intelligence, Counter-UAS, and UTM security. Watch the full recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ6sRr65cSk Speaker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-le-bell-b4731228/ DroneSec is a cyber-uav security and threat intelligence company who hosted this second series of the GDSN community event. https://dronesec.com/
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- 1. Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to 18th of Septembre 2020
- 2. Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to Summary 1. Introduction 2. Five modern UAV evolutions 1. Drones: ever smaller, ever bigger 2. More autonomy 3. More coordination 4. Increased ranges 5. Deception and lift technologies 3. Counter Drone security strategy
- 3. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants3 24/09/2020 Nano-drones • Harvard’s Microrobotic Fly • FLIR’s Black Hornet PRS Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 4. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants4 24/09/2020 Big drones • DJI MG-1S • Inspection drone, used for Easy Jet’s planes Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 5. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants5 24/09/2020 Increased autonomy • High Energy Mobile Laser Test Truck (HELMTT) • UAV Inertial Navigation System (INS) Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 6. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants6 24/09/2020 Increased coordination • Perdix micro-UAV swarm demonstration held at China Lake, 2016 • Abstract from the Slaughterbot video project Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 7. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants7 24/09/2020 Increased ranges • US Air Force’s UAV remote command centers • IMSI Catcher Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 8. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants8 24/09/2020 New deception and lifting technologies • DragonflEye project, 2017 • Drone reproducing a bird’s appearance Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 9. Protection des sites sensibles contre les drones malveillants9 24/09/2020 Anti-drone Security strategy • Is my site a potential target ? • Which of the four types of attacks could I be a recipient of ? • Which means of defense should I employ ? Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 10. CERBAIR “Kill-Chain” approach 02. Characterization 03. Neutralization 01. Detection A combinaison of radiofrequency detection and jamming is the most balanced technology to counter most threats Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 11. Any questions ? Five next-gen UAV evolutions every sensitive site should open their eyes to
- 12. Contact Us For more information about our company and anti-drone solutions lucas.lebell@cerbair.com www.cerbair.com © 2020 CERBAIR. All rights reserved. This material ( texts, photos and logos included ) may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of CERBAIR.