DroneShield has unveiled a new counter-drone system named SentryCiv, developed specifically for civilian use to help protect critical facilities such as airports, data centres, utilities and government buildings from unauthorised drone incursions.

 

As the threat of drone-related disruption continues to rise in non-military settings, the Australian company’s latest solution offers a more affordable and scalable option for infrastructure operators looking to safeguard their sites without the complexity of military-grade systems.

 

Designed around simplicity and seamless integration, SentryCiv provides real-time detection and situational awareness, enabling security teams to respond swiftly to potential threats while continuing their normal operations. The system is engineered to slot into existing security frameworks with minimal disruption – adding a crucial extra layer of protection.

 

At the heart of SentryCiv is an integrated command-and-control system, connected to the Sentry-C2 Civ platform. This allows operators to receive live alerts, prioritise threats and log incident data – all within a single, easy-to-use control interface.

 

According to DroneShield, the system delivers:

• Cost-effective protection for civilian facilities
• Scalable deployment depending on site size and risk level
• Real-time detection and situational awareness
• Smooth integration with current security infrastructure
• Centralised command and control via Sentry-C2 Civ platform

With airports and national utilities increasingly targeted by unauthorised drones – whether through criminal intent or accidental intrusion – SentryCiv offers a timely solution for security-conscious organisations needing a practical, civil-grade counter-UAV system.