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Security agencies prepare for drone threats at FIFA World Cup 2026 using new CIS guidance on UAS risks

Security agencies prepare for drone threats at FIFA World Cup 2026 using new CIS guidance on UAS risks

3 Key Points

  1. Center for Internet Security (CIS) released a white paper addressing unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) risks to large-scale public gatherings

  2. FIFA World Cup 2026 will be hosted across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, presenting unprecedented security challenges

  3. The white paper provides key takeaways to help security agencies prepare for complex public safety environments involving drone threats

  4. Planning efforts are underway to mitigate evolving risks from unmanned aircraft at major public events

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