Anti-Drone Security Powered by BeHave™ Behavioral Intelligence.

Detect Any Drone. Protect Critical Infrastructure, Data Centers, Enterprises, and Residential Buildings.

Energy & Critical Infrastructure

Energy & Critical Infrastructure

Protect high-consequence assets from above.

Power infrastructure, utilities and critical facilities contain exposed assets that can be observed, mapped or approached from the air without crossing a traditional security perimeter.

SkyLock-X provides persistent awareness of drone activity around substations, generation facilities, oil and gas infrastructure, water systems and other critical assets.

Data Centers & Digital Infrastructure

Data Centers & Digital Infrastructure

Close the aerial surveillance gap.

Highly secure digital infrastructure can still be observed from outside the physical perimeter.

Detect drone activity around data centers, telecommunications infrastructure and sensitive technology facilities while supporting secure, on-premise and customer-controlled deployment architectures.

Corrections & Secure Facilities

Corrections & Secure Facilities

The fence no longer defines the perimeter.

Drones can bypass walls, gates and checkpoints to deliver contraband or conduct surveillance inside secure facilities.

SkyLock-X gives security teams earlier awareness of approaching drone activity and provides event information that can support investigation and response.

Stadiums, Events & Public Safety

Stadiums, Events & Public Safety

Know what's entering the airspace above the crowd.

Unauthorized drones around stadiums, concerts, festivals and major public gatherings can create safety, privacy and operational risks.

Fixed and rapidly deployable SkyLock-X configurations provide real-time awareness for temporary and permanent security operations.

Enterprise, Industrial & Logistics

Enterprise, Industrial & Logistics

Extend physical security into the air.

Warehouses, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, R&D locations and corporate campuses can be observed from above without a conventional perimeter breach.

SkyLock-X adds aerial surveillance and reconnaissance awareness to existing enterprise security operations.

VIP & Private Property

VIP & Private Property

Protect privacy beyond the property line.

Walls, gates and cameras cannot prevent a drone from observing a residence or private estate from above.

SkyLock-X provides discreet drone awareness for luxury residences, executive properties, residential towers, private compounds and other high-value locations.

Stay Ahead of the Drone Threat

SkyLock-X combines passive RF detection with BeHave™ Behavioral Intelligence, trained on more than 20 million real-world drone-flight RF signatures and incident patterns.

This intelligence layer helps detect unauthorized surveillance, identify recurring reconnaissance, expose aerial perimeter breaches, and give security teams earlier warning of activity that may threaten people, privacy, infrastructure or operations.

SEE THE DRONE. UNDERSTAND THE BEHAVIOR. RESPOND WITH CONTEXT.

SkyLock-X Counter-UAS System with BeHave Intelligence

From Detection to Decision

Actionable Airspace Intelligence

SkyLock-X does more than generate a drone alarm.
The platform turns RF activity and available sensor information into operational intelligence that security personnel can understand, investigate and incorporate into existing response procedures.

01 — Detect

Ports and maritime facilities

02 — Identify & Assess

Industrial and logistics hubs

03 — Locate

Energy and utilities

04 — Alert & Integrate

Transportation infrastructure

05 — Respond

Temporary and dynamic operations

Why SkyLock-X

Built for Real Security Operations

Add the Airspace Layer to the Security You Already Have.

SkyLock-X is designed to complement existing physical-security infrastructure — not replace it.

Beyond Remote ID

Remote ID is a useful source of information, but it is not a complete detection system.

SkyLock-X analyzes drone-related RF communications themselves, providing another detection layer for supported unmanned systems when usable Remote ID information is unavailable.

Built for Complex RF Environments

Real-time processing analyzes the surrounding RF environment and separates signals of interest from Wi-Fi, cellular traffic and other background activity.

Known and Emerging Signals

Protocol recognition and signal analysis support classification of known drone communications while allowing previously unidentified RF profiles to be detected and analyzed.

Multi-Sensor Intelligence

Combine RF detections with available Remote ID, ADS-B, direction finding, radar, EO/IR, cameras and other sensors to create a more complete operational picture.

Existing Security Integration

Open API architecture enables SkyLock-X alerts and event information to become part of existing SOC, command-and-control and physical-security workflows.

Multi-Site Awareness

Organizations operating multiple facilities can consolidate drone detections and event history into a centralized operational environment.

Real-World Experience

Operationally Proven. Commercially Focused.

Developed With Experience Where Drone Technology Evolves Fastest.

SkyLock-X technology is informed by real-world operational experience in some of the most demanding drone environments, giving our team practical insight into how unmanned systems behave outside controlled laboratory conditions.

We translate that experience into security technology designed for commercial facilities, critical infrastructure and high-value environments.

Real-Environment Reliability

Technology designed around practical operating conditions — not demonstrations alone.

Evolving Threat Awareness

Experience with rapidly changing commercial, FPV and unconventional unmanned technologies.

Operational Integration

Security information designed to support personnel and systems already responsible for protecting the site.

Adaptability

An architecture designed to evolve as drone communications, operating methods and security requirements change.

Commercial airspace security informed by real operational experience.

BeHave™

Behavioral Airspace Intelligence

A Drone Detection Is an Event. Behavior Tells You Why It Matters.

Knowing that a drone is present is only the beginning.

A single flight may be harmless. Repeated approaches to the same asset, activity at unusual hours, recurring RF signatures or a pattern similar to previously significant incidents can tell a very different story.

BeHave™ is the SkyLock-X behavioral intelligence engine designed to add that context.

It analyzes current and historical airspace activity to help security personnel distinguish routine events from unusual patterns and emerging risks.

BeHave Behavioral Intelligence

Pattern Recognition

Identify recurring drone activity, RF signatures, approach patterns and repeated events around protected assets.

Site-Specific Baselines

Build a historical understanding of activity around each protected environment and identify deviations from normal patterns.

Anomaly Detection

Surface unusual activity based on factors such as recurrence, timing, signal characteristics, location and available sensor information.

Behavioral Risk Assessment

Compare new events with historical observations and known incident patterns to surface relevant risk scenarios and prioritize operator attention.

Cross-Site Intelligence

For organizations protecting multiple facilities, correlate recurring activity and RF observations across locations to identify patterns that may not be visible from a single site.

Actionable Context

Transform a simple “drone detected” alert into information security personnel can use:

  • What was detected?
  • Has it been seen before?
  • Is the activity normal for this location?
  • Is the pattern changing?
  • Which events require attention first?

Detect the Signal. Understand the Behavior.

BeHave™ turns airspace history into security intelligence.

Protect the Air Above What Matters.

Find Out What's Happening in Your Airspace.

Every protected environment is different.

SkyLock-X evaluates the facility, surrounding RF environment, existing security infrastructure and operational requirements to determine the appropriate drone-detection and airspace-awareness architecture.