Fedscoop NNSA Enhances Counter Drone Security Measures
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- •NNSA has established a CUAS program to counter unauthorized drone activity.
- •A new MOU with JIATF-401 enhances collaboration on counter-drone efforts.
- •NNSA facilities are designated as 'no drone zones' under federal law.
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has implemented a comprehensive counter unmanned aircraft systems (CUAS) program to address unauthorized drone activity at its facilities. This program is part of a broader security strategy to protect sensitive national security sites. NNSA has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Joint Interagency Task Force 401 to enhance collaboration and information sharing regarding drone threats. The agreement aims to streamline data sharing, reduce duplication of efforts, and accelerate the deployment of effective CUAS capabilities. NNSA facilities are designated as 'no drone zones,' and unauthorized drone operations are considered violations of federal law. The agency continuously monitors its airspace and coordinates with law enforcement to respond to unauthorized drone activity. This proactive approach is critical for safeguarding both personnel and national security infrastructure.
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