Operations · Assessments · Response · Training

Know what’s above your site. Be ready for what comes next.

ClearPoint Aero helps organizations detect unauthorized drones, understand airspace vulnerabilities, and prepare their teams to respond to incursions. Our vendor-neutral approach brings technology, procedures, and personnel together around your operation. We help you anticipate what’s next, act on it, and continually improve.

Operational Support · C-UAS Readiness · Threat Assessment Workups

Credentials

EXPERIENCEMilitary, Law Enforcement, Cyber COMPLIANCENDAA-Compliant, Blue UAS CERTIFICATIONFAA Part 107, C-UAS, CSVA, DVRA TECHNOLOGIESC-UAS, Airspace Awareness, Sensors, Surveillance, Forensics CAGE CODE19XR8

Capabilities

Understand the risk. Build the capability.

Start with the support you need today. Build toward lasting airspace readiness.

Operations

6 Capabilities
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Maintain airspace awareness with drone detection, monitoring, intelligence, and field support.

Ground controller running mission software in a ClearPoint vehicle

Assessments

5 Capabilities
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Identify vulnerabilities, evaluate existing defenses, and prioritize practical improvements.

Response

4 Capabilities
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Develop and exercise response procedures, investigate incidents, and strengthen your plan.

Training

2 Capabilities
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Give your personnel the knowledge and practical skills to sustain readiness.

Aircraft used in ClearPoint certification training

Why ClearPoint

Your mission determines the technology.

Effective airspace protection takes more than equipment. Sensors must fit the site. Procedures must work under pressure. Personnel must know what to do.

ClearPoint brings those pieces together. We evaluate technology against your requirements, document our recommendations, and train your team to sustain the capability.

VENDOR-NEUTRAL

We hold no hardware line. Technology is selected on the merits of your site.

OPERATOR-LED

Veteran-led, FAA Part 107 certified, flying Blue UAS Cleared platforms, NDAA-compliant.

DOCUMENTED

Every engagement leaves an auditable record, not a verbal debrief.

TRANSFERABLE

Training is the deliverable, not the upsell. The capability stays with you.

Vendor-neutral. Operator-led. Built to stay with your team.

DVRA

Know where you’re exposed and what to do about it.

A Drone Vulnerability & Risk Assessment examines your site, potential threats, and existing defenses. You receive a documented assessment of the gaps and a mitigation strategy to guide your next decisions.

SAMPLE DELIVERABLE · ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT AN ENGAGEMENT RECORD. Generic site, not an actual ClearPoint engagement.

GAP-014Perimeter camera coverage does not extend past the north access road.PRIORITY · HIGH
GAP-021No documented procedure for reporting a drone sighting near the helipad.PRIORITY · MEDIUM
GAP-032Detection sensor placement leaves a blind arc over the loading dock.PRIORITY · MEDIUM

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Environments Served

SOURCE · CISA 16 CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SECTORS

  • 01Chemical

    Production, storage and transport of hazardous chemicals. An unauthorized overflight here is a security concern worth detecting and documenting.

  • 02Commercial Facilities

    Venues, stadiums, lodging and retail. Open sites with temporary airspace and large crowds.

  • 03Communications

    Towers, backhaul and network facilities where RF interference and physical access both matter.

  • 04Critical Manufacturing

    Plants and process lines where proprietary operations are visible from above.

  • 05Dams

    Impoundment, levee and hydro structures with restricted approaches.

  • 06Defense Industrial Base

    Contractor facilities under federal security requirements and NDAA constraints.

  • 07Emergency Services

    Law enforcement, fire and EMS. Both a protected sector and a response partner.

  • 08Energy

    Generation, substations, pipelines and midstream. A frequent target of aerial surveillance.

  • 09Financial Services

    Data centers, cash operations and continuity sites.

  • 10Food and Agriculture

    Processing, cold chain and bulk storage facilities.

  • 11Government Facilities

    Federal, state and local sites, including courts and correctional facilities.

  • 12Healthcare and Public Health

    Hospital campuses, helipads and pharmaceutical supply.

  • 13Information Technology

    Data centers and network operations facilities.

  • 14Nuclear Reactors, Materials and Waste

    Reactor sites and material transport under NRC oversight.

  • 15Transportation Systems

    Airports, rail, ports and freight corridors where UAS activity intersects manned aviation.

  • 16Water and Wastewater

    Treatment, distribution and reservoir infrastructure across dispersed sites.

Engagement Model

A clear path from uncertainty to readiness.

We start by understanding your environment and the decisions you need to make. Each stage builds toward a documented, practical plan.

STEP 01 · Survey

Establish the site, surrounding airspace, and existing activity.

DELIVERED BY · ASSESSMENTS

STEP 02 · Assess

Identify threats, vulnerabilities, and gaps in coverage.

DELIVERED BY · ASSESSMENTS

STEP 03 · Exercise

Test how your personnel and procedures handle an incident.

DELIVERED BY · RESPONSE

STEP 04 · Implement

Put the selected technology and operating procedures into practice.

DELIVERED BY · OPERATIONS

STEP 05 · Sustain

Maintain readiness through training and ongoing operational support.

DELIVERED BY · TRAINING + OPERATIONS