DroneShield's new C-UAS C2 system finds customer on NATO's eastern flank
Illustrative image of DroneSentry-C2 Enterprise, which increases situational awareness of multipole key infrastructure sites. (DroneShield)
DroneShield's new command-and-control (C2) software DroneSentry-C2 Enterprise (C2E) will be deployed to an unnamed customer country located on NATO's eastern flank in Europe in early 2026, according to the company's 15 October press release.
The C2 system is designed for large-scale and distributed counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS) operations, according to the release.
The system has the capability to connect various sites including military installations, airports, energy infrastructure, and data centres into a network. As per the company, once selected sites are connected, users are able to centralise UAS alert management, integrate operational readiness monitoring, and conduct remote verification by analysing video feeds.
C2E allows users to switch between global oversight and granular control, according to the release. The new software is aimed at increasing the speed of decision making and enhancing security across critical infrastructure.
CEO of DroneShield Oleg Vornik said that there is a shift in focus among C-UAS users towards software on an embedded level, site level, and enterprise level, which covers multisite threat awareness.
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