The Defense Department authorizes military commanders to stop FPV drones spying on bases from beyond perimeter fences.

U.S. officials warn that cartel-operated drones on the border pose a major threat. Mexican officials are less certain. Analysts say the answer is likely in between.

Recent events all over the country have once again shone a light on how drones have emerged as the tool of choice for clueless or bad actors targeting critical infrastructure (CI), posing unprecedented risks to national security and public safety.

ATLANTA — Flock Safety’s new Drone as Automated Security (DAS) solution is making the leap from public safety to the private sector, equipping security teams with a broader, tech-driven tool kit that redefines traditional staffing models, the company says.

The secretary of transportation said the military had neutralized a drug cartel drone. Two officials said testing of counter-drone technology prompted the closure. The F.A.A. initially said it would last 10 days.

Faced with rising labor costs and growing coverage demands, many organizations are evaluating whether autonomous drones can enhance or replace traditional guard patrols. In this Executive Q&A, SecurityInfoWatch interviews Jake Shild, founder and CEO of ...

Warning signs are present for a potential 'cyber 9/11' attack on everything from electric grids to financial and telecom networks Could the U.S. also suffer a Pearl Harbor-style attack by drones like what just happened in Russia? Ukraine's audacious drone ...

U.S. officials helping to safeguard Americans at next month's Winter Olympics are stepping up planning for potential drone disruptions from illicit filming over venues to worst-case scenarios involving explosive payloads.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just months away, security officials say one growing concern looms above the crowds: unauthorized drones.

Lawmakers are weighing drones that could reach threats in seconds. Supporters point to faster responses; critics worry about surveillance and oversight.