By Larisa Tseng

The future of defense won’t be decided by who builds the fastest interceptor or fields the biggest fleet of autonomous systems. It will come down to who can turn raw information into a decision people can actually trust, and do it first.

Larisa Tseng

Across defense and public safety, the whole idea of operational security is shifting. Commercial drones are now cheap, capable, and everywhere. A drone can run reconnaissance, monitor infrastructure, jam communications, drop a payload, or quietly gather intelligence well before a traditional security system even notices something is wrong.

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