SkySafe Drone Detection and Forensics Platform

SkySafe, Inc. is a San Diego-based company that provides a cloud drone detection and airspace intelligence platform. It helps organisations identify, track and analyse unauthorised drone activity and build forensic cases when incidents happen, and it has worked with agencies including the FAA, DOJ and DOS.

The platform shows each drone's real-time flight path, altitude, speed, direction and signal source, plus model, OS version, flight history and takeoff and landing zones, and classifies threat level from behaviour and airspace rules. Alerts go out by SMS, Microsoft Teams, Slack or Motorola CommandCentral Aware. The forensics module captures encrypted flight data, extracts data from recovered drones and produces evidence-grade reports. Customers include universities, stadiums, utilities, state agencies and event organisers.

• Real-time tracking: flight path, altitude, speed, direction and signal source.
• Drone profiling: model, OS version, flight history and takeoff and landing zones.
• Threat classification: rates risk based on behaviour and local airspace rules.
• Multi-channel alerts: SMS, Microsoft Teams, Slack and Motorola CommandCentral Aware.
• Drone forensics: captures encrypted data and extracts logs from recovered drones.
• Forensics as a Service: analyst-backed evidence reports for law enforcement cases.

• Power transmission companies in Vietnam monitoring drones over substations and transmission corridors.
• Stadiums and university campuses tracking drones during matches and graduation events.
• Security teams of industrial parks building forensic records to hand over to police after incursions.

• Cloud delivery gives detection and forensics tools without building local IT infrastructure.
• Takeoff point and flight history help security teams find the operator and respond.
• Evidence-grade reports support prosecution and insurance claims after incidents.
• Alerts flow into tools teams already use, such as Teams, Slack and CommandCentral Aware.

Utilities face rules such as NERC CIP that push them to monitor drones over substations, and stadiums and universities report rising drone incursions during events. As drone ownership grows in Southeast Asia, operators of energy, campus and venue sites need evidence that supports enforcement, not only alarms.

Legal entity SkySafe, Inc., 9630 Aero Drive, San Diego, California. Partners include Cellebrite, Motorola Solutions, Fortem Technologies and Southern States. Customers include the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, University of Louisiana Monroe, the State of Rhode Island and the Farmers Insurance Open.