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ENSCO C-UAS Training, September 29–October 3, 2025, Miami

October 1, 2025 By admin Leave a Comment

Bill Edwards, Director of Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) Operations at ENSCO, is leading a five-day training course for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) in Miami, running from September 29 through October 3. The program, formally titled Introduction to C-UAS Technologies and Federal Law and Drone Vulnerability and Risk Assessment (Training), is designed to equip security professionals with the critical knowledge needed to confront the rising risks posed by Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems (sUAS).

The training emphasizes a structured exploration of the sUAS ecosystem, including how drones are deployed, the spectrum of counter-drone technologies available, and the web of federal laws that govern their use and interdiction. By placing these components side by side, Edwards provides attendees with both a technical and legal framework, ensuring that the complexities of detection, interdiction, and evidence handling are addressed in a balanced way. This approach acknowledges not only the threat that hostile or careless drone use presents, but also the civil liberties and regulatory constraints involved in counter-drone operations.

A highlight of the course is its capstone exercise, which immerses participants in a drone vulnerability and risk assessment scenario. Here, theory meets practice: professionals must evaluate vulnerabilities in a given airspace, determine how drones might be exploited for malicious intent, and propose integrated mitigation strategies. This hands-on culmination ensures that participants leave with actionable skills and a methodical approach to incorporating air domain awareness into broader security programs.

The training has special urgency in light of upcoming global events hosted in the United States, such as the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will draw massive international crowds. The FDLE and other security, safety, and emergency preparedness professionals are tasked with safeguarding such events in an era where low-cost drones can be used for surveillance, disruption, or even attacks. By completing this program, attendees will be better prepared to identify, assess, and neutralize drone-related risks, supporting not only local public safety but also national security interests at events of global scale.

This initiative reflects a growing recognition that air domain security is now an integral dimension of modern threat management. Through Edwards’ instruction, the FDLE is positioning itself at the forefront of proactive C-UAS preparedness, ensuring that law enforcement and security professionals are not just reacting to drone threats, but anticipating and mitigating them before they can materialize.

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