PHALANX iZon gives security teams a passive, local, human-confirmed awareness layer for UAS-related incidents. It helps teams sense, cue, confirm, and document what happened before escalation decisions are made.
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UAS Mission Gap
Security teams cannot defend against what they cannot see.
Most sites do not have a structured way to detect, cue, confirm, and preserve UAS-related incidents. Reports stay anecdotal. Screenshots, radio calls, and memory are not enough to support escalation, funding, or policy decisions.
Sense
Was there a possible UAS or signal anomaly?
Cue
Where should the team look?
Confirm
Who observed, acknowledged, or rejected it?
Document
What record supports escalation and incident-record creation?
Mitigation is downstream. The first requirement is to cue the operators: where to look, why it matters, and what record exists.
Approach
Awareness-first unlocks action.
Mitigation-first strategies are too narrow for many domestic critical-infrastructure and regulatory environments. Awareness-first solutions create the record that unlocks the next step.
Deploy the First Layer
COTS-based awareness cells priced under the friction line. Micro-purchase aligned. Modular. Rapidly deployable.
Create the Record
Sense → Cue → Confirm → Document. Operators receive where to look, why it matters, and what evidence exists.
Share Under Policy
Sites stay in control of their own records. Selected incident metadata can be shared with authorized neighbors when policy allows.
The strategy is deployable density, human confirmation, and policy-controlled knowledge sharing.
The Kit
Two pieces of hardware. One defended area.
A static perimeter sensor and a wearable observer kit, both feeding the same human-confirmed picture.
01 · Sensor
PHALANX Link
Rapidly deployable multi-modal field sensor for passive local UAS situational awareness.
Acoustic array for passive sound sensing
RF / BLE / Remote ID observation
Sub-GHz / LoRa return link
All-weather rechargeable field design
Self-righting weighted base
Feeds the iZon Chain with field evidence
Supports human-confirmed situational awareness
02 · Field Kit
Mobile Observer Kit
Wearable detection and human-confirmation kit for field teams.
Forearm-mounted for hands-free use
Mobile Remote ID detection
Extends the site sensor network
Supports human confirmation in the field
Connects with static Links and the Chain
Feeds the iZon evidence workflow
Sends and receives messages and commands from SOC
Product visuals are illustrative. Final hardware, software, and deployment configuration may vary by site and policy environment.
03 · Command
Where the Links and Observer Kits become one picture.
SOC Overwatch fuses passive RF detections from PHALANX Link with human observations from the Mobile Observer Kit — into one human-confirmed, audit-ready chain. One screen for the whole defended area.
PHALANX Link
Passive RF detections from the perimeter.
Mobile Observer Kit
Human observations from the field.
SOC Overwatch
Fused, confirmed, and recorded.
PHALANX Link
Passive RF detections from the perimeter.
Mobile Observer Kit
Human observations from the field.
SOC Overwatch
Fused, confirmed, and recorded.
Overwatch is the only place the full chain comes together — sensors, observers, confirmations, and the timeline of decisions. One pane of glass. Every action timestamped and reviewable.
Mesh Layer
From site awareness to area coordination.
PHALANX Link nodes watch fixed points. Mobile Observer Kits add human confirmation. The Local Chain turns local activity into a site record. When authorized sites participate, Chains can share selected metadata into a policy-controlled mesh.
Links create local coverage
Fixed passive sensors observe RF, Remote ID, acoustic, and local signal patterns around a defended area.
Observers confirm in the field
Mobile Observer Kits give cleared personnel a way to receive cues, check what is happening, and add human confirmation.
The Chain organizes the site
The Local Chain correlates site signals, observer input, and operating context without pushing raw local records outside the site.
The Mesh shares what matters
Participating Chains can share selected incident metadata so neighboring sites see relevant activity without surrendering local control.
Local records stay local. The mesh shares selected incident metadata, not raw surveillance.
Incident Record
The durable output is a human-confirmed record.
Every cue preserves what was observed, why it mattered, who confirmed it, and what evidence supports escalation.
INCIDENT RECORD · IR-2026-0341
HUMAN CONFIRMED
WHO
Operator actions, acknowledgments, reviewer, review status
WHAT
Possible UAS event, confidence band, reason codes
WHEN
Timestamp, event window, retention state
WHERE
Defended area, sector, bearing, range, altitude, area of probability
HOW
RF, acoustic, Remote ID, mobile observer, visual contributors
WHY
Plain-language explanation and escalation rationale
Stakeholder Benefits
Operators know where to look and what was confirmed
Leadership and counsel know what was known, when, and by whom
Authorized responders receive a reviewable, evidence-ready record
Policy and funding teams see aggregated, de-identified threat patterns
iZon turns a cue into a reviewable case file. Software organizes the evidence. Humans confirm the record.
Who needs the first layer?
High-consequence physical sites with security responsibility, limited C-UAS authority, and no affordable awareness layer.
Corrections
Regional Airports
Research / Academia
Electric Utilities
Oil & Natural Gas
Military Installations
Status Quo
No structured airspace record
Radio calls, memory, and screenshots
Expensive systems stay out of reach
Mitigation authority is constrained
Leadership lacks evidence to fund action
Why iZon Fits
COTS-based hardware
Passive awareness, not mitigation
Human-confirmed incident records
Link → Chain → Mesh ready
Micro-purchase aligned for many contexts
First-year site kit pricing available
Pricing
Start at one site. Extend across your footprint.
A site kit gives you your first awareness cell. Subscription and add-ons extend coverage as your program grows.