The Department of Homeland Security on Monday said it would invest $115 million in counter-drone technologies to secure the World Cup and events marking 250 years of American independence.

To keep pace with modern UAS and C-UAS threats, the U.S. needs a durable framework that unifies rules, shared awareness, and ...

WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) today announced the launch of a new office dedicated to rapidly procuring and deploying drone and counter-drone technologies, marking a major ...

SAFEGUARDING AMERICAN AIRSPACE. DHS has launched a Program Executive Office to rapidly procure and deploy drone and counter drone technology. It is our duty to provide our frontline personnel with ...

The Department of Homeland Security has announced a $115 million investment to both deploy and defend against drones as the U ...

The US is investing millions in counter-drone technology to secure FIFA World Cup 2026 venues, strengthening airspace ...

The new Program Executive Office for Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems will oversee strategic ...

Officials said the new office would work to protect the nation's residents but offered few details on what drone technology ...

The new office intends to spend $115 million to ward off drones from the World Cup and U.S. 250th-birthday events.

The Federal Communications Commission has taken one of its most sweeping national security steps in years, moving to ...

We need counter-drone capabilities that enable us to stop drug traffickers from getting ahead of law enforcement.