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The importance of a layered, interoperable defense against drones

At the Counter-UAS Homeland Security Europe conference, one of the most consistently discussed themes was the importance of technology integration and layered defence systems in countering the growing threat of UAS.

The consensus across industry and government stakeholders has always been that effective counter-UAS strategies require a multi-layered, interoperable approach rather than reliance on any single solution. Insights shared at the conference made it clear that the need for technology that can integrate into a holistic air defense system is a priority for industry, military and government.

A multi-layered approach to detection and mitigation

Industry providers emphasised that no single technology can address the full spectrum of drone threats. Instead, resilience is built by combining complementary systems.

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