AeroDefense

Name: AeroDefense
Address: 1000 Sanger Avenue Suite 18, Oceanport, NJ, 07757, US
Telephone: +17322843853

Since 2015, we’ve helped organizations locate drone pilots, assess their intent and safeguard people and property.

AeroDefense is a U.S.-based manufacturer of drone detection sensors and software, delivering proven solutions since 2015. Its AirWarden® systems provide layered, passive Radio Frequency (RF)-based detection to alert security teams when drones or their controllers enter protected airspace. AirWarden detects, tracks, and identifies both drones and pilots, ranging from cost-effective receivers that c

apture Remote ID broadcasts to advanced spectrum sensors capable of detecting homemade or non-broadcasting drones. Available in both permanent and mobile/portable configurations, AeroDefense solutions are trusted by public safety agencies, correctional facilities, stadiums, critical infrastructure operators, and defense organizations. AeroDefense holds six patents, has been awarded three SBIR contracts, and has earned two DHS SAFETY Act designations, reflecting a strong commitment to innovation and public safety.

09/01/2026

Under the FAA’s proposed UAFR framework, Remote ID sensing is a key part of the eligibility requirements for critical infrastructure facilities.

Applicants must show they already have protective security measures in place before the FAA will process a request — including the capability to receive and log Remote ID broadcasts from drones operating nearby.

The proposed application also looks backward, calling for up to 24 months of available drone-activity history.

Although the framework is still proposed, starting now gives critical infrastructure operators time to establish Remote ID sensing, understand and document drone activity around their facilities, and begin assembling information that may support a future application.

Read the full blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04w5SDb0

08/27/2026

Some drone activity deserves your attention.

With Watchlist Management in AirWarden® Essentials, teams can flag drones of interest, tag operational context, and attach response protocols.

The moment a flagged asset re-enters your airspace, your team gets priority visual indicators on screen, while automated text and email alerts explicitly flag the drone as a watchlist match for a fast, informed response.

For details, book a demo with our team: https://hubs.ly/Q04vxQS00

08/26/2026

Drone activity is creating security challenges for correctional facilities.

While contraband delivery remains a primary concern, unknown drone activity can present additional risks to staff, inmates, and overall facility security.

Our blog examines 3 reasons correctional facilities need a drone detection system and why early detection is critical to maintaining situational awareness.

Read the full blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04vmmV00

08/25/2026

In today’s rapidly evolving drone landscape, selecting the right drone detection system is critical to protect your airspace and respond effectively to drone activity. With many options available, it can be challenging to know what matters most.

Our blog breaks down 5 key factors to consider before choosing a drone detection system to ensure it meets your operational needs, complies with regulations, and fits your budget.

Read it now: https://hubs.ly/Q04vb9c00

08/21/2026

Not every drone entering your airspace requires the same response.

With My Fleet, you can register known internal, contracted, and friendly drones in advance or live on the map. When recognized aircraft enter your airspace, customize notification preferences—including muting routine alerts—while maintaining full, continuous flight visibility on your map.

Know which drones are expected, reduce routine alerts and maintain visibility.

For details, book a demo with our team: https://hubs.ly/Q04tT_Df0

08/19/2026

❓ Did you know?

Modern unmanned aircraft are required to carry a digital "license plate" broadcast directly through the air.

Known as Remote ID, this standardized broadcast provides key identification and location information, helping improve awareness and transparency in low-altitude airspace.

As drone activity continues to grow, access to this information can help organizations better understand what is happening in their airspace.

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08/18/2026

Not all airspace restrictions serve the same purpose - and understanding the difference matters for drone security.

Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) provide temporary airspace restrictions for specific events, emergency operations, and other time-sensitive situations.

Unmanned Aircraft Flight Restrictions (UAFRs), currently proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), provide longer-term protection for eligible fixed-site critical infrastructure and other qualifying facilities.

While the two frameworks differ in purpose and duration, they share an important operational challenge: a restriction does not provide visibility into what is happening in the airspace.

Detection technology provides the real-time operational awareness needed to identify drone activity and recognize when protected airspace is being violated.

Details in our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04tlp_00

08/13/2026

Traditional security stops at the fence line. Modern Security Operations Centers (SOCs) need airspace awareness to move from reactive response to proactive defense.

Integrating drone detection into your SOC allows you to:

- Detect drones as soon as they enter your airspace
- Pinpoint the location of the pilot
- Assess the number of devices, flight path, speed, and ETA to assess threat level(s)

You can’t assess intent if you don’t know where the pilot is. Real-time intelligence helps security teams respond fast and take control of the situation.

Read more in our blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04sZnKL0

08/12/2026

More control. Clearer context. Explore the latest updates to AirWarden® Essentials.

My Fleet lets you register known internal, contracted, and friendly drones in advance or live on the map. When recognized aircraft enter your airspace, operators can customize notification preferences - including muting routine alerts - while maintaining full, continuous flight visibility on your map.

Watchlist Management allows teams to flag drones of interest, tag operational context, and attach response protocols. The moment a flagged asset re-enters your airspace, your team gets priority visual indicators on screen, while automated text and email alerts explicitly flag the drone as a watchlist match for a fast, informed response.

For details, book a demo with our team: https://hubs.ly/Q04sLR0s0

08/06/2026

Commercial Remote ID receivers are changing how organizations secure low-altitude airspace.

Unlike smartphone apps with limited range, enterprise-grade Remote ID receivers can detect drones and locate pilots from miles away, giving security teams the early warning needed to respond before a drone reaches a protected area.

The article explores real-world applications across:

• Critical infrastructure
• Correctional facilities
• Stadiums and major events
• Government and defense operations

It also examines how the FAA’s proposed Unmanned Aircraft Flight Restriction (UAFR) framework could make active Remote ID receiving capabilities a baseline requirement for facilities seeking federally recognized no-fly protections.

For security leaders, the key takeaway is clear: effective drone security is no longer just about seeing the aircraft—it’s about identifying the operator and building a legally enforceable airspace protection strategy.

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1000 Sanger Avenue Suite 18
Oceanport, NJ
07757

Telephone

+17322843853

Website

https://aerodefense.tech/

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