Shared Challenge
Different missions face the same core problem:
Fragmented airspace information.
A military base, police department, airport, border team, utility operator, and event security command center may have different authorities and response options — but they share the same need: connect multiple sources of information, assess what matters, and act with confidence. UNIFY.C2 provides the common mission layer that makes that possible.
Mission Areas
Find your mission.
Defense
Defense & Base Security
Protect installations, ranges, training environments, and deployed assets with multi-sensor C-UAS awareness, mission-specific threat assessment, and coordinated response.
Public Safety
Law Enforcement & Public Safety
A shared view of UAS activity, violations, pilot location when available, and response coordination for command centers, dispatch, field officers, and specialized units.
Homeland
Homeland Security & Border Ops
Wide-area, low-altitude awareness across complex geographies with role-based data sharing, historical analysis, and coordinated interdiction support.
Aviation
Airports & Aviation Environments
Awareness of cooperative and non-cooperative aircraft near sensitive airspace, approach paths, facilities, and operational areas.
Infrastructure
Critical Infrastructure
Monitor protected sites, utility corridors, ports, energy assets, and other critical facilities for unauthorized or suspicious UAS activity.
Events
Major Events & Special Security Ops
A unified airspace picture for temporary security operations involving multiple agencies, jurisdictions, sensors, and command posts.
Test & Train
Test, Evaluation & Training
Sensor evaluation, scenario replay, ground-truth comparison, live-virtual-constructive workflows, and after-action reporting for C-UAS test events.
Why It Fits Multiple Missions
Mission-specific views. Shared operational truth.
UNIFY.C2 lets organizations tailor data access, alerting, geographies, workflows, reporting, and response options to the authorities and responsibilities of each mission.
A single operational environment supports different users, agencies, and response pathways without creating another silo.
