Most counter-UAS programs stall for one reason: no one owns them. The drone threat falls into the seam between physical security, cyber, and operational risk, and the real exposure is usually not a payload but surveillance of your intellectual property. Owning it doesn't mean shooting drones down. It means detection you can trust, clear procedures, and a governance decision made before a dollar goes to hardware. Assign ownership before an incident does it for you.

Most utility drone programs scale faster than their paperwork. Pilots fly and data piles up, but the SOPs, Safety Management System, and CONOPS that turn a stack of flights into a defensible aviation operation lag behind. Tactien builds that backbone to aviation standards, so a utility's UAS program can move toward BVLOS, scale across regions, and hold up to regulatory and internal audit.