3rd Metropolitan Police Aviation Policing Command Airports Counter Terrorism Conference

UAS incursion – developing and sharing best practice

The intent and likelihood of an attack using a UAV by a terrorist group

UAS defence systems compared – real and present solutions

The NightFighter Counter UAV System for complex airport RF environments

Skywall – the “drone-catcher” – the only net launching system that captures a drone intact

AUDS (Anti-UAV Defence System) is in continuous military operation and fully combat proven with over 700 confirmed kills. How adaptable is AUDS to the operational requirements of civilian airports, especially those bordering populated areas?

Most radars can’t tell birds and drones apart, but ELVIRA can

White Drone, Black Flag, Pink Boat – using radar to see through the walls between safety, security & sustainability at airports

An integrator’s solution with 1 million in-service contacts: Using command and control (C2) software to connect sensors and effectors adapted to each specific airport configuration

All speakers then join: UAS airport incursion experts’ roundtable: progress, leadership, and multi-agency response

The London City Airport perimeter security case study: The new approach following the September 2016 protesters’ incursion (including thermal imaging, CCTV, response issues, landscape changes, penetration tests etc).

Landside security: the contribution of better design to mitigate risks – versus overlaying additional security

Digitisation of airport security functions is better than ‘tardy’ manual approaches

Project Servator UK-wide implementation and the role all airport stakeholders

The Insider Threat: Considering the risk posed to all parts of the airport, not only by the “malicious insider”, but also the “complacent” and “unintentional” non-malicious insiders

Managing the Inbound Threat to Civil Aviation through raising Global Standards in Aviation Security”