Drone Detection Technology on the Rise in 2025
Concerns about the safety and security implications of drones have been growing over the last several years. Close calls or even collisions with aircraft are common, and the use of drones for espionage is a known problem.
Now, the Securitas Risk Intelligence Center (RIC) has identified espionage and sabotage by drones as a top-five security threat in its 2025 Intelligence Estimate.
The Risk Intelligence Center is one the industry’s leading sources for actionable Risk Intelligence for business. Its annual Intelligence Estimate highlights the most pressing global security challenges so that clients can stay ahead of the evolving risk landscape.
In this year’s report, the RIC notes that drones are relatively inexpensive and continue to grow in sophistication for cyber attacks and corporate spying. They also present challenges for security professionals: How do you tell the difference between harmless recreational use and malicious intent? According to RIC’s assessment, these factors along with greater attention from governments are likely to drive increased investment in drone detection.
Strategies for Drone Detection
The good news is that there are proven technologies and strategies to address the threat posed by drones. Securitas Technology can help you implement the right drone detection system, with a range of different technologies available, including RF sensors, radar and camera detection. We also have experience across different use cases and industries – everything from corrections facilities to data centers to airports.
Leveraging Risk Intelligence Insights
If you’re interested in learning about other risks outlined in the Intelligence Estimate, or about our Risk Intelligence offering, feel free to contact us. Our team of specialists will work with you to help define your intelligence needs and deliver a tailored solution. Whether for specific technology solutions or insight to evolving trends shaping the security environment, Securitas Technology is your partner to help chart a safe and more secure future.
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