Security Command: always on guard
Security Command is the operating system that adds autonomous aerial coverage to your security stack, across every site. We're showing it live for the first time on October 7.
Remotely operated dock-based drones extend visibility beyond fixed camera views and human patrol routes. They patrol on the schedule you set, detect threats automatically, respond to integrated alarms in seconds, and document every second.
Join us to see how it works. We'll build a patrol plan, turn it on, and run patrols and alarm responses across multiple sites in multiple states. Real drones, flying live. Not slides.
See how Security Command:
- Adds coverage without adding headcount. One operator runs patrols and alarm responses across multiple sites from a single browser window. Every docked drone is a workforce multiplier, extending coverage to another site with no matching increase in staff.
- Puts perimeter patrols on autopilot. Required checks run at the frequency your SOP defines, with no gaps from shift changes, fatigue, or site to site variability.
- Detects threats automatically on every patrol. Nobody has to watch a feed. From the air the drone sees in thermal and optical zoom, day or night. When it finds something it pauses the patrol, locks on, and alerts your operator with the video attached.
- Never sends a human blindly into harm's way. Any alarm is a trigger: access control, perimeter sensors, Counter-UAS, or one click from the operator. Airborne in under 20 seconds, on scene at 45 mph, with live video streaming as it flies.
- Connects with the security systems you already use. Brings drones into your existing VMS, access control, and alarm workflows.
- Leaves nothing to memory. Every patrol and every response generates a Security Operation Report with video, timestamps, and the operator's actions. Today those get self-attested and signed by hand.
Built for security leaders who have a coverage or response metric they are accountable to. October 7, forty-five minutes, live.
See what autonomous security looks like in action, and bring your questions for the team who built it.
