C-UAS Command & Control: Building the Single Pane of Glass is a professional training course designed for defense, law enforcement, homeland security, and critical infrastructure stakeholders who need more than detection—they need decision advantage.

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This course reframes C-UAS as a Common Operating Picture (COP) problem rather than a product problem. Participants learn how unified visualization, disciplined architecture, and AI-enabled fusion transform scattered sensors into a coherent operational system. The curriculum addresses real-world constraints, including SLTT legal authorities, cybersecurity segmentation, vendor interoperability, and emerging threats such as autonomous and fiber-optic-controlled drones.

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Rather than promoting a specific platform, the course provides architecture-level thinking: how detection, identification, tracking, mitigation status, airspace context, and policy constraints must coexist in a single operational environment. Special emphasis is placed on how AI should be applied — not as another alert stream, but as a fusion and prioritization engine that reduces operator burden while preserving human decision authority.

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By the end of the session, participants walk away with a clear framework for evaluating, designing, or demanding a true single pane of glass — one that scales across sites, events, and jurisdictions and supports lawful, confident action under pressure.