DRONE HAZARD AUDIT FOR COMPANIES

X-Carius – World’s first system for auditing the infrastructure exposed to drone hazards, conducted via unique dedicated software installed on a special tablet.

“X” symbolises the X-radiation, and Carius stands for the mythical Icarus, who, according to the myth, ignored his father’s warnings and fell to the sea.

“X-Carius” is a system intended for perfect x-raying of a company with regard to any hazards that may fall down from the sky.

“X-Carius” is a standardisation system that describes requirements for implementation and improvement of the system preventing threats to critical infrastructure caused by unmanned aerial vehicles.

This standard, similar to all other international standards regarding safety, bases its methodology on the notion of risk and management of such risk, as well as indicates the need to undertake actions necessary to meet the requirements specified, among which the most important ones are:

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§ Defining processes / areas and susceptibility to threats caused by drones.
§ Implementation or improvement of risk management methodology for the purposes of threat identification and risk estimation in order to establish priorities for individual activities
§ Constant monitoring of threats and identification of new threats in relation to the dynamic situation of the drone manufacturer and user market
§ Constant monitoring of legal requirements and other requirements within the field of drone manufacturers and users. Implementation of the necessary and appropriate security measures for the significant risks identified
§ Regular evaluation of effectiveness and efficiency of the drone threat prevention system implemented
§ Constant improvement of the drone threat prevention system in response to the above mentioned monitoring, evaluation and risk assessment results.

Benefits for our clients. Elaboration and efficient implementation of requirements of this standard, as well as system improvements, may provide a given entity with specific benefits, including, among others:

§ reducing a given organisation’s susceptibility to threats caused by drones
§ reduced negative consequences of events involving drones
§ reduced financial, material and social consequences of events involving drones
§ preventing deteriorated reputation and image of a given entity
§ reduced consequences of legal and insurance liability for results of events involving drones
§ building the image of an organisation that is aware of the threats caused by drones, as well as the image of an entity active with regard to formation of preventive mechanisms.

What is subject to inspection at the client’s premises:
1. Possession of the drone safety policy book
2. Awareness of drone threat among human resources (trainings, introduction of incidents)
3. Physical security of the susceptible facilities (security measures, cameras, detectors, etc.)
4. Perimeter safety systems owned and use thereof for controlling inbound drone flights
5. IT infrastructure security against drone espionage
6. Security of key rooms against drone espionage
7. Recording of drone events and incidents
8. Procedures and principles of behaviour in the event of accidental inbound flight, accident or attack involving drones
9. Analyses and reports