Detect threats. Coordinate the response. Keep operations running.
We review the site with your operations and security teams: assets, threats, dependencies and the impact of disruption. Together, we prioritise the risks to address.
We agree the areas and essential functions to protect, existing systems to connect and applicable obligations. We document the scope, constraints and acceptance criteria.
We define coverage, operating hours, availability targets, alert handling and escalation. We agree responsibilities, maintenance, reporting and how information is shared.
We test agreed scenarios with your team. We record results, gaps and adjustments, then jointly confirm whether the acceptance criteria have been met.
We implement the agreed scope, prepare your team and activate the service. Named contacts coordinate alerts, incidents, maintenance and changes.
We review incidents and service performance with you at the agreed intervals. We update priorities, procedures and scope as the site and its risks change.
We combine observation of airspace, fences, access points and water to flag drones, people and vessels approaching restricted areas. Underwater coverage is assessed on site.
We relate the alert to available images, location and access permissions. Teams can distinguish a known movement from an occurrence requiring investigation.
We notify the agreed contacts with the location, context and actions to take. Site teams protect people and operations; authorities handle intervention within their remit.
We bring together signs of fire, site operating alerts and relevant severe-weather warnings to identify exposed areas and prepare action before disruption spreads.
We identify essential functions and assess backup power and alternative communications. We define priorities, switching procedures and recovery steps, then test the agreed plan.
Quays, ships, cargo, gates and waterside structures.
Drones above the terminal; intrusions through fences and vehicle entrances; approaching boats; divers and underwater drones near restricted structures.
Air, perimeter, access points, water surface and underwater approaches, alongside fire alerts and continuity planning. Underwater coverage requires a dedicated assessment of local conditions.
Intakes, reservoirs, treatment plants, pumps and power supplies.
Unauthorised access, tampering, equipment theft, floods and pump stoppages can interrupt supply.
Perimeter, access points and exposed waterside areas, combined with operating alerts, power and communications. Intrusion monitoring does not establish water quality.
Woodland, crops, machinery, irrigation and power-line corridors.
Fire, trespassing, theft and severe weather can affect the harvest and access for response teams.
Early signs of fire, exposed access routes and assets, irrigation alerts and the continuity of power and communications.
Production, storage, roofs, loading areas and essential equipment.
Intrusion, sabotage, unauthorised drone activity, fire and outages can stop operations.
Airspace, perimeter and access points, with fire alerts and an assessment of backup power and communications.
People, entrances, restricted areas and the spaces around them.
Unauthorised entry, drone overflights and incidents at access points can put people at risk and interrupt an event.
Air and ground monitoring, access-area awareness and alerts coordinated with the site security team and authorities.
For designated entities within scope, Decree-Law 22/2025 requires risk assessment, resilience and security plans, exercises and incident notification. Sector exceptions apply, including digital infrastructure (Article 18).
Our proposed assessment turns your starting point into priorities, responsibilities and evidence to prepare. Scope is agreed with your team and its legal and sector advisers.
Prevention, continuity and maintenance need to be demonstrable. We propose a technical risk file that your insurer or broker can use to assess your facility and the improvements made.
These requests open your email app. For the first contact, share only a general description of the site.
Installs, monitors and records.
Decide what to do.
Acts on the drone and its pilot.
We do not bring down or jam drones. We give police the available information to act.
