The memo states that "tactics and technology to evade counter-UAS capabilities are circulated and sold online with little to no regulation," highlighting vulnerabilities in drone detection.
A DHS official noted the urgency for Congress to "extend and expand existing counter-drone authorities" to help equip state and local authorities against emerging threats.
Ryan Shapiro warns that any enhancements in counter-drone technology should not infringe on civil liberties, cautioning against labeling dissent as a security threat.
The document sheds light on the challenges faced by law enforcement, with evolving technologies like autonomous flight and jamming protection limiting drone tracking capabilities.
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