GDDC Guard · Counter-drone

When airspace becomes your weak spot.

Unauthorized drones at airports, events and critical sites are no longer edge cases. GDDC supports preparation, clear responsibilities and coordination — without selling products or promising technical counter-measures.

  • Risk analysis and scenarios for your site
  • Clear reporting and escalation paths
  • Link to perimeter and KRITIS air monitoring
  • Documentation for resilience plans and audits
  • Coordination with authorities — active counter-UAS remains a state task
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Critical infrastructure — airspace security

EU 2019/947 · LBA · LUC · DSGVO · Server DE

  • 2026

    KRITIS registration

  • 24 h

    Incident reporting duty

  • Authorities

    Coordination in emergencies

Who is this page for?

What operators can take responsibility for

  • Risk analysis: Which airspace scenarios affect your site or event?
  • Clarify roles: Who observes, who reports, who contacts the authorities?
  • Reporting paths: Fixed contacts for police and competent agencies — documented in advance.
  • Exercises: Tabletop or control-room drills with realistic scenarios.
  • Follow-up: Logs and timelines for audits and KRITIS resilience plans.

GDDC advises and accompanies — we do not replace state counter-UAS and we do not sell counter-drone systems.

Process

How GDDC supports you

  1. Initial call & situational picture

    Your site, existing security organisation and regulatory duties — free first assessment.

  2. Scenarios & responsibility

    Who does what on unauthorized overflight? Interfaces to control room and authorities?

  3. Concept & interfaces

    Alignment with perimeter or KRITIS air monitoring and optional guarding partner model.

  4. Exercise & sign-off

    Joint drill with your control room — documented for internal and official records.

Typical situations

  • Unknown overflight

    Night shift reports an airspace incident — the control room needs a fixed procedure.

  • Event disruption

    Sightings increase before a concert — organiser and security must act in sync.

  • KRITIS alert

    Critical site under heightened threat — reporting and logs must be audit-ready.

  • Partner control room

    Guarding and air monitoring aligned — roles agreed in advance, not in the emergency.

Legal frame in brief

Under the KRITIS framework law 2026, airspace risks belong in the risk analysis and resilience plan for critical sites. Active counter-measures against drones are generally reserved for authorities in Germany; private operators focus on detection, reporting, coordination and organisational measures.

GDDC supports you with LUC-backed air monitoring and concept work — within the authorised framework. More on permits: LUC · More on KRITIS protection: KRITIS page.

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Perimeter protectionKRITIS protectionGuarding partnerContact security
  • LUC-certified
  • GDPR · hosting DE
  • Documented procedures
  • No counter-tech product sales
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