DroneStar
Provides the technology
Designs and develops the drones, the docks and the technology platform that automate surveillance and aerial verification missions.
After decades inside the sector, GSIS was born from a simple observation: security relies on good professionals, but also on systems that too often work in isolation. Alarms on one side, video on another, field teams and control centres reconstructing every incident from fragmented information.
GSIS exists to bring those pieces together. Not to replace the experience already in the operation, but to give it a new capability: observe, verify and coordinate from the air within everyday security work, under the same brand, the same client and the same procedure.
Autonomous surveillance does not depend on a single company. It emerges from coordination between technology, service and security to offer the client a complete, integrated capability ready to evolve.
Provides the technology
Designs and develops the drones, the docks and the technology platform that automate surveillance and aerial verification missions.
Coordinates the service
Shapes the Drone as a Service model and coordinates the different participants. It connects technology, deployment, operations, support and evolution so everything works as a single service.
Integrates the capability
Brings autonomous surveillance into the service it already provides. It connects it with its procedures, its alarm receiving centre and its surveillance and response teams, keeping the operational relationship with the client.
More control and continuity
They gain wider coverage, better information to verify incidents and a service ready to evolve with their needs.
Security must be part of an organisation's architecture and decision-making.
Security information must reach those who decide, within clear procedures and with defined responsibilities.
Continuity is not improvised during a crisis. It is built beforehand by connecting people, systems and response capability.
Technology does not replace professional judgement. It expands what a team can see, understand and coordinate.
“Security does not improve by adding more technology. It improves when people, operations and technology work as a single system.”
José Manuel López Fernández
Founder and CEO of GSIS