Unauthorized drone flights endanger operations, privacy, and critical infrastructure. brm IT & Aerospace combines IT expertise and drone competence to transform sensor data into actionable aerial situational awareness – making drone protection predictable, legally compliant, and effective. Our unique selling point: Our detection capabilities are directly derived from our control center technology.
Why critical infrastructure operators must take action
The KRITIS overarching law has increased the requirements for the protection of critical infrastructure. At the same time, drone incidents over ports, energy facilities, and airports are on the rise. Operators are therefore faced with the challenge of not only detecting overflights but also of reliably identifying, assessing, and responding to them in a legally compliant manner.
Recognize, assess, react
Effective drone protection is a chain: detection, assessment (evaluation within the situational picture), and response (defined processes and escalation). brm covers this chain completely – from sensors and control center IT to organizational procedures.
drone detection
The combination of RF signature analysis, “low-slow-small” radar and electro-optical sensors creates a consistent situational picture with reliable tracks, alarms and historical analyses.
drone defense
Defense is a process, not just a technique. Since active countermeasures in Germany are subject to sovereign control, we oversee the procedural interplay of detection, assessment, escalation, and documentation.
Situational awareness and airspace surveillance
A consistent picture of the airspace is created from many individual data points – cooperative and non-cooperative objects are combined, live and comprehensible.
Regulations and sectors
Regulations, sectors and procedures in detail: Which facilities are considered critical infrastructure, which regulations (KRITIS umbrella law, NIS2) apply and how a protection concept is structured sector-specifically.
Decloak
decloak transfers the principle of the UAS control center – creating a reliable situational picture from numerous individual pieces of information – from the airspace to the entire site. Access control, cameras, perimeter sensors, control systems, and logbooks each currently report separately; decloak links these events spatially and temporally, transforming inconspicuous individual reports into a recognizable incident – on a single interface and with complete traceability across the timeline. The first implemented component is the air situation; further sources can be integrated. decloak does not replace existing security technology but builds upon it. True to the motto: “One Airspace. One Picture. All Answers.”
What brm brings in
IT expertise, proprietary control center technology, and practical testing at Oldenburg-Hatten airfield – all from a single source. Harald Rossol and Markus Rossol are available to assist you at +49 421 34 14 94 and brm@brm.de .