MATT PASQUINILLI · DRONE SECURITY SERVICES
Drone Risk Assessments and Readiness Training
Practical preparedness for schools, businesses, and public agencies. Identify gaps, clarify response decisions, and give your staff procedures they can practice.
Local service in Palm Beach and Martin Counties, Florida. Other locations and multiple sites by agreement.
Know what your team will do
A drone sighting can raise questions about outdoor activities, staff reporting, event disruption, privacy, and coordination with responders. An assessment helps your leadership make informed decisions based on the facility, the activity, and the evidence available.
We review preparedness and recommend practical improvements. A sighting alone does not establish malicious intent.
What the assessment includes
- A leadership interview and review of agreed plans and incident information.
- An escorted walkthrough of the included facility and outdoor activities.
- A prioritized report with findings, evidence, limitations, recommendations, owners, and verification criteria.
- A drone incident response procedure draft for your leadership to approve.
- A 60-minute staff briefing and discussion-based tabletop exercise.
- A follow-up meeting to review implementation.
Scope, timing, travel, participants, and fees are agreed in writing before work begins. Equipment evaluation and additional sites can be scoped separately.
View a fictional sample assessment to see how findings become specific actions.
Choose the focus for your organization
Schools
Outdoor student activities, arrival and dismissal, sporting events, staff responsibilities, accessible protective actions, and accountability.
Businesses and event facilities
Facility exposure, operational continuity, visitor communications, outdoor events, reporting procedures, and recovery decisions.
Public agencies
Facility assessments, response documentation, staff exercises, and coordination with agency command, counsel, and procurement. Any active counter-drone capability requires a separate review of authority and operating conditions.
Work with Matt Pasquinilli
Matt is a Marine Corps veteran and school security leader with more than 30 years of self-defense teaching experience. His work emphasizes clear responsibilities, usable procedures, staff practice, and follow-through.
These services are offered independently. No employer, law enforcement agency, or government endorsement is implied.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this include stopping or disabling drones?
This offering covers risk assessment, preparedness, and education. Active counter-drone intervention, drone flights, equipment installation, and continuous monitoring are outside the standard scope.
Will this certify our staff or facility?
The assessment and exercise support your organization’s readiness. They do not certify a facility, guarantee safety, provide legal opinions, or replace required government counter-UAS operator certification.
Do we need equipment first?
An assessment can identify procedural improvements and clarify equipment requirements. Any technology recommendation needs appropriate technical and legal review before procurement or deployment.
How is confidential site information handled?
We agree information handling, recipients, and retention before assessment work. Use the public inquiry only for basic project details. Detailed site information is exchanged through an agreed confidential channel.
Request an Assessment
Use the form below. In your message, include:
- Organization and facility type.
- City and approximate number of sites or buildings.
- Your role and preferred contact method.
- Your desired timing and the outcome you need.
Start your message with Drone Assessment Inquiry. Please keep vulnerabilities, access codes, student information, and detailed security arrangements out of this public form.
This is a service inquiry form. For immediate danger or an emergency, call 911.
Guidance and page review
Background resources: CISA Be Air Aware, FAA counter-UAS advisory resources, and the 2026 DHS and DOJ counter-UAS framework. Older advisory material must be read alongside current requirements.
Updated October 5, 2026. Service scope and reference guidance are reviewed before each engagement.