From October 17 to 24, 2026, Semen Zhyla, First Deputy Director of the State Scientific and Research Institute of Cybersecurity Technologies and Information Protection (ICTIP), participated in training in Germany focused on modern airspace monitoring systems. As part of the program, he familiarized himself with the capabilities of optical and radar systems for detecting unmanned aerial vehicles, in particular the passive radar system developed by Parasol GmbH & Co.

These technologies are important for protecting critical infrastructure and countering technical reconnaissance. During the training, international experts and representatives of manufacturing companies shared their experience in using these systems and discussed the practical aspects of working with the equipment. They also discussed prospects for further cooperation.

The knowledge gained will help conduct a deeper assessment, compare the technical characteristics of modern systems, and determine the feasibility of their practical application. At the same time, participation in such training events enhances professional competence and facilitates the integration of international expertise into the Institute’s activities.