<ul><li>The Department of Defense (DoD) keynote on policy and authority implications in countering domestic unmanned aerial system threats took center stage.</li><li>Understanding the Joint Counter-sUAS Office's role</li><li>The DoD is actively working to integrate interagency coordination and create interoperable counter-UAS (c-UAS) systems.</li><li>Evolving Threats and Legal Challenges</li><li>Currently, only four federal agencies hold the authority to conduct active counter-UAS operations.</li><li>Enhancing Real-Time Shared Air Domain Awareness</li><li>Achieving shared air domain awareness among agencies is a critical goal for the DoD and the JCO.</li><li>The legal interpretation of passive RF data under Title 18's Electronic Communications Protection Act is still under discussion.</li><li>A Unified Front to Tackle Expanding UAS Threats</li><li>As drones grow in both numbers and capability, federal agencies, law enforcement, and critical infrastructure owners must work collectively.</li></ul>

AUVSI New England Summit Panel Highlights DoD’s Role in Tackling Domestic UAS Threats

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