D-Fend Solutions has highlighted the multifaceted threat of miniature unmanned aerial vehicles (mini-UAVs / sUAS), discussing specific mini-UAV defense challenges, real word incidents, and the advantages of using the EnforceAir counter-UAS solution as a response. Read more >>
sUAS, categorized by the Department of Defense as Types 1 and 2, encompass a wide array of aerial systems distinguished by their compact size, design, and functionality.
Technological advancements have made these drones increasingly sophisticated with enhanced autonomy, stealth capabilities, and extended range. This has blurred the lines between traditional UAVs and their miniaturized counterparts.
Additionally, their diversity from commercially available models to custom-built systems, further complicates defense efforts. Their proliferation and growing threat necessitates equally innovative drone countermeasures.
RF cyber-takeover technology, like that used in D-Fend Solutions’ EnforceAir system, has emerged as a powerful and effective tool to address these challenges.
RF cyber-takeover technology addresses the inherent vulnerabilities in most modern sUAS, which rely heavily on radio frequency (RF) signals for communication and control. 
This advanced technology enables authorized personnel to remotely take control of unauthorized drones, a critical capability given the increasing autonomy.
In the full article, the company goes on to outline:
- Mini-UAV Threat Characteristics
- Differences from Larger UAVs: Challenges
- Evaluating Mini-UAV Threat Levels
- Real-World Mini-UAV Incidents
- Navigating the Challenges with Advanced Drone Countermeasures
