Nightingale Security showcased at the Safety and Security 2017 show in Singapore.  On behalf of Nightingale Security, Dou Yee Engineering accepted the Merlion Gold Award in the Mobility Technology category.  Robotic Aerial Security has proven to be innovative internationally by meeting specific security needs from continent to continent.  We expect to see Robotic Aerial Security present at many more showcases Worldwide in 2018.

A security researcher says he was trying to play fair with Chinese drone manufacturer’s bug bounty program. Company calls him a hacker who exposed customer data.

Read more: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/11/dji-left-private-keys-for-ssl-cloud-storage-in-public-view-and-exposed-customers/

Security Industry Association published an article discussing the security risks and rewards associated with drone countermeasure solutions.

“Of course, security operators can deploy drones to benefit their security operations. A popular option is to use drones for video surveillance, assessing areas inaccessible by some people on the ground. In some cases, drones also can provide an automated response against a threat. Drone company Nightingale Security provide such services.

“Read more: https://www.securityindustry.org/2017/11/15/exploring-drones-threat-asset-isc-east/

According to a new market research report “Critical Infrastructure Protection Market by Security Technology (Network Security, Physical Security, Radars, CBRNE, Vehicle Identification, Secure Communication, SCADA, Building Management), Service, Vertical, and Region – Global forecast to 2022”, published by MarketsandMarkets™, the CIP market size is estimated to grow from USD 110.41 Billion in 2017 to USD 153.16 Billion by 2022, at an estimated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.8%.

Read more: Critical Infrastructure Protection Market Worth 2017

Raise3D published an article about the ‘Blackbird’ security drone, showcasing the feats and features of the autonomous UAV.  Raise3D is an industry partner of Nightingale Security, providing 3D printers for rapid prototyping and low-volume manufacturing of drone systems and components.

Read more: https://www.raise3d.com/blogs/case/blackbird-in-progress

The Security Industry Association recently published a video featuring Cary Savas, VP, Marketing at Nightingale Security.  Cary speaks about the role that drones and autonomous technology have in the security industry.  SIA, founded in 1969, is committed to being a “catalyst for success within the global security industry through information, insight and influence” and is also the leading industry sponsor for ISC events.