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Asymmetric security solutions for a world of cheap threats.

Cheap drones, stolen logins and hidden radio devices are beating expensive defences. SAS Global X builds the asymmetric answer across RF, cyber, physical protection and the airspace above critical sites.

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Who we are.

SAS Global X is an asymmetric solutions group built for high-stakes environments.

We run electromagnetic intelligence, protection and unmanned systems as one system, so a threat that starts in one domain doesn't slip through another.

Meet SAS Global X

Asymmetric threats

An asymmetric threat costs little and does a lot of damage. A small drone can close an airport, and one stolen login can expose thousands of people. Defending one domain at a time leaves gaps an attacker can see.

Who we serve

All sectors

Utilities and substation operators, critical infrastructure operators, governments, and defence and security forces. We work through local partners in several allied countries.

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Fieldable systems and early warning for forces operating in contested environments.

Silverback
Tactical FPV, interceptors, ISR and uncrewed ground systems through allied production.
ARC ONE
Passive RF awareness that surfaces pre-event indicators before visual confirmation.

Why now

Drones that cost a few hundred dollars are taking down systems worth millions. Hackers are walking out with the personal details of the people who protect critical sites. Attacks are getting cheaper, faster and more frequent, and they no longer stay in one domain. That's why we believe security is about to become the most important industry in the world.

Built with allies

We build with allied manufacturing partners. Our unmanned systems are free of Chinese components.

Common questions

What does asymmetric security mean?

It means answering cheap, fast threats earlier and at lower cost, so attacking becomes harder than defending.

Does SAS Global X do counter-drone (C-UAS)?

Yes. ARC ONE detects drones with RF and radar, and Silverback builds the interceptors.

What is an RF digital twin?

A model of a site's normal wireless environment, so any change stands out.

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