Protecting airport airspace from drones
Kaspersky Antidrone protects the airport territory from malicious or unintentional use of UAVs, preventing the risk of schedule disruption, airborne collisions and threats to human life.
UAVs at airports
According to statistics, each major airport handles around 400 flights per day. For an aircraft, take-off and landing are the most vulnerable stages of a flight, a time when the engines operate at increased capacity. These are the altitudes at which birds and drones fly. Drone strikes have been proven to be more serious than a bird hitting a plane or being sucked into an engine. As well as damaging aircraft structure, a drone strike on an engine will result in a fire and fatalities.
Kaspersky Antidrone
- Keeps people safe
- Prevents flight diversions, delays or cancellations
- Detects in and around the airport territory
Choosing a solution
Project
Kaspersky Antidrone adapts to the type and threat landscape of a site with the ability to integrate into existing security and monitoring systems
Deployment
The layout of the detection, classification and neutralization modules is implemented in such a way that it covers the territory of the airport, including the approach path
Setup
Configuration and demonstration of the Kaspersky Antidrone system takes place over one day, after which the client is provided with detailed instructions on how to use the solution
Launch
Kaspersky Antidrone operates in continuous airspace monitoring mode: detection and classification are performed automatically 24 hours a day
Use case
- Site
- Airport
- Area
- 1500×6000 m
- Project specifics
- Airports differ from other sites in terms of scale: the monitoring zone includes not only the territory of the airport itself but also the airspace used during takeoff and landing.
- The Kaspersky Antidrone solution
- The optimal choice for airports is a set of equipment that includes RF scanners or lidar sensors due to their high detection range. A classification module for thermal sensors with a viewing radius of 1000 meters is also included. The neutralization module can be integrated into Kaspersky Antidrone software when the client receives additional certificates and permissions.
- Implementation period
- 6—12 months