https://www.twz.com/air/colombian-black-hawk-downed-by-drone-is-a-glimpse-of-whats-to-come
Drones, once seen as hobbyist tools, have evolved into precision weapons capable of altering the balance of power. Their accessibility, low cost, and versatility make them ideal for bad actors who want to strike military, government, or civilian targets. If a military helicopter can be disabled in open conflict, what does that mean for airports, stadiums, or critical infrastructure here at home?
The answer: the need for immediate, scalable counter-UAS (C-UAS) defenses.
The Black Hawk incident is the first known case in the Western Hemisphere of a manned aircraft being neutralized by a drone strike. But it won’t be the last. Around the world, drones are already being used for:
These threats are escalating, and traditional defenses, radar, perimeter security, or even ground-based patrols, aren’t designed to spot or stop them. The airspace itself has become the new attack surface.
This is exactly why LOCH.io developed SkyShield and SkyWall, a new generation of C-UAS and Wireless Airspace Defense solutions that don’t just respond to drone threats, but anticipate and neutralize them.
The result: complete situational awareness across the invisible battlespace of the wireless spectrum.
What makes LOCH’s solutions stand out isn’t just their technical sophistication, but their practical deployability in the field:
LOCH’s platforms give defenders the confidence to move from reactive to proactive, closing the gap before a drone becomes a disaster.
To learn how LOCH.io can help you secure your airspace against drone and wireless threats, visit loch.io/c-uas and request a free threat assessment.
Because the next incident won’t be a glimpse of the future. It will be the reality—unless you act now.