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In July 2018 Airvis Ltd provided a UAV security provision, to Farnborough International Airshow. This case study provides a summary of the events that took place and describes how Airvis Ltd were able to successfully provide their services.
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Airvis Brochures
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We are meticulously selective of our personnel, equipment, training and reputation, this ensures that will remain as the industry pacesetters and ambassadors to best practice. It is this professional standard that separates us from our competitors and ensures that our clients receive a first-class service delivery.
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A Drone (UAV) Security Team provide greater situational awareness and can deliver a superior level of holistic service at a fraction of the cost (versus a traditional amalgamation of CCTV, guarding presence and mobile response). High risk environments or areas previously inaccessible to foot or mobile patrols are now included as routine patrols within the security plan, therefore significantly improving the security posture of a facility, site or estate.
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A Drone Security Team (DST) will conduct regular proactive aerial security patrols across the client’s site, ensuring rapid detection of intruders or threats. Equipped with the very latest in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) aka drones; the DST delivers both routine and an on-demand overwatch, enabling a heightened situational awareness. This innovative amalgamation of professional experience and technology ensures that an appropriate response is administered, relevant to the threat or incident, in a timely manner.
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A business protection team. Consisting of two UAV operators, can carry out their duties, over 7 days, both day and night, in order to oversee the delivery of key response services, under the direction of our client. With mobile vehicle and aerial capability combined, multiple estates and premises can be amalgamated into areas of responsibility, ensuring that large business premises can be patrolled quickly and efficiently over a geographic area, reducing manpower and overall costs.
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A penetration test will audit the fortification and security posture of a site, measuring and stress testing the mitigation in situ. Vulnerabilities are exposed through physical auditing, therefore providing opportunity to indorse change before the exposure is exploited by an adversary. Evidence obtained through this process can help senior management implement mitigation to reduce the effect of incidents, lost time, negative publicity and accidents, ensuring profit protection through their loss prevention and health and safety strategies.
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Information
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When you fly a drone in the UK it is your responsibility to be aware of the rules that are in place to keep everyone safe. Follow these simple steps to make sure you are flying safely and legally
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This code provides good practice advice for those involved in operating CCTV and other surveillance camera devices that view or record individuals, and covers other information that relates to individuals, for example vehicle registration marks captured by ANPR equipment. This code uses the terms ‘surveillance system(s)’, ‘CCTV’ and ‘information’ throughout for ease of reference.
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