Register Now: Counter UAS Technology 2021
Registration is now open for the Counter UAS Technology 2021 trade show, which will be held in Arlington, VA through December 6th and 7th.
The two-day event highlights cutting-edge products and services designed to protect Department-of-Defense (DoD) personnel, equipment, and infrastructure from hostile drones.
Counter UAS, or "C-UAS," tech has grown in importance, as the threat from unmanned aircraft systems has increasingly challenged defense agencies.
In early 2021, the U.S. Department of Defense released the "Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Strategy" outlining the creation of a new Office dedicated to combatting UAS-based attacks. The resulting group, known as the US DoD Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office, aims to build a comprehensive and centralized approach to tackling drone threats.
The Arlington, VA-based Counter UAS Technology 2021 event will feature presentations from U.S. DoD Senior Leadership and Program Managers on how they are utilizing technology to address an emerging field of unmanned systems. International speakers from NATO and aligned nations will also share with conference-goers how they are defending their networks.
Interested parties can save $100 using the early bird discount by registering before 30th September at http://www.counter-uas-tech.com/PR1ADT .
For Delegate, sponsorship, or exhibition queries, contact Justin Predescu on
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