DroneSec and DroneALERT partner on Threat Intelligence Sharing and Incident Case Management
MELBOURNE, BRISBANE, Australia & TALLINN, Estonia, Oct. 20, 2020 – DroneSec Pty Ltd today announced it has partnered with DroneALERT, the leader in global automated drone incident reporting, to deliver advanced threat intelligence reporting and case management tools to organisations around the world. As part of its strategic partnership, DroneSec is integrating DroneALERT real-time community reporting and case management into its Notify Threat Intelligence Platform. As part of the partnership, DroneALERT will receive granular incident and threat actor reporting to provide user reports with increased attribution and threat characteristic information. Both organisations will be enabling more accurate reporting of malicious drones to reduce restrictions on drone innovation and adoption.
“Many of our customers use the DroneSec Notify platform to stay aware of the threats around them or cross-reference the data with their counter-drone products. Now, our clients will be able to log their own reports to a framework that can work hand-in-hand with ours, offering a variety of insights and opportunities we did not have previously. DroneALERT has the industry’s most well-known first-responder reporting tool, it follows INTERPOL guidelines and gives us the near real-time reports we need to match with other indicators.” said Mike Monnik, Chief Technology Officer, DroneSec.
The DroneSec Notify platform tracks and monitors drone incidents, threat actors and trends around the world for Ports, Prisons, Law Enforcement and Counter-Drone vendors. With a large database of incident types and characteristics, organisations around the world can measure the threat and configure their systems to match real adversary equipment and techniques. This partnership will keep the focus on defeating rogue, malicious threats whilst allowing the innovation of hobbyist and commercial drones to thrive.
“During a drone incident, being able to collect and integrate local and global intelligence into one consolidated report, sent in near real time to clients, is a powerful tool for authorities and first responders involved in or investigating drone incursions. Partnering with DroneSec enriches both Notify and DroneALERT platforms by increasing the global intelligence knowledge exchange, thus improving incident reporting capabilities. Each system brings to the table a valuable and complimentary element benefiting our end users, the public and drone industry.” said Brooke Tapsall, Chief Executive Officer of DroneALERT.
About DroneSec
DroneSec is a Cyber-UAV security and threat intelligence company based out of Melbourne, Australia, with a focus on drone, counter-drone and UTM system security. DroneSec has pioneered frameworks and methodologies for providing Red Team services and Intelligence products that uplift security operations within unmanned operations. DroneSec present the forefront of drone security operations worldwide and operate locally in both Australia and Singapore as part of the Privasec group. For more information: https://www.dronesec.com
DroneSec Notify is a threat intelligence platform that categorises and records global UAV threat actors, incidents and characteristics. The system allows organisations to model and identify their local or global threat surface, uplift drone security operations and enrich CUAS detection and mitigation data. The Notify platform is used by organisations around the world to inform product development, enhance law enforcement activities and baseline adversary capabilities in real-time. For more information on notify: https://dronesec.com/pages/notify
About DroneALERT
DroneALERT is a global drone incident reporting and intelligence system that contributes to Counter-UAV operations and drone incident management. The system is a technology solution within Counter-UAV’s multi- tiered solution that provides comprehensive drone incident reports and management. DroneALERT operates globally and operates locally in Europe and Australia.
DroneALERT has two main users: public and organisational which cover drone incident data and evidence collection from eyewitness to authoritative first responders. Our system gives public users a free, fast and easy avenue for reporting dangerous or potentially illegal drone activities using mobile devices. The reporting process is user-friendly, requests pertinent investigative questions and information, and can be completed in near-real time of an incident occurring. Organisational ‘authoritative’ users benefit from DroneALERT’s ability for gathering and consolidating intelligence and data, while supporting the process management flow of an incident investigation. For more information: https://www.drone-detectives.com/
