AirSight's new software identifies drone 'repeat offenders' for prison security

AirSight, a Dallas-based security company, has released a new software add-on for its AirGuard drone detection platform designed to track 'repeat offender' drones. The update allows security personnel to identify drones that repeatedly enter restricted airspace, visualize risky flight patterns, and share findings with teams within minutes. This follows a major federal indictment in Georgia where drones were used to smuggle contraband into prisons dozens of times over three years. The software directly addresses the growing need for counter-drone systems at prisons, airports, and other sensitive sites to monitor persistent aerial threats. This move represents AirSight's evolution from a physical security integrator into a provider of specialized aerial surveillance technology.