Professor of Practice, UAS – Cybersecurity Randall K. Nichols, DTM, Kansas State University Polytechnic, Salina KS
- Executive Summary
- C-UAS Overview
- Key Indicators
- Political
- US Legislation
- Economic
- Military
- Summary
- Open Source
- References
Executive Summary
- UAS technology is a rapidly growing and dynamic industry
- US aerospace and privacy laws have been slow to address the developments in this industry
- There is a domestic and military need for the ability to prevent UAS intrusion AND the ability to deter the offending system, pilot, and command signals
C-UAS Counter Reconnaissance
- Counter-reconnaissance seeks to undermine the threat’s ability to conduct reconnaissance and surveillance efforts
- UAS plays a significant role in reconnaissance for both threat and friendly forces;
- Thus, all counter-reconnaissance plans must account for UAS
UAS Electronic Warfare Operations
- Electronic Warfare (EW) efforts are integrated through targeting and will occur at all echelons as applicable and must be synchronized