Allen-Vanguard

London – October 21, 2026 -- Allen-Vanguard is launching SECURIS, a mobile counter-drone trailer built with four partner companies, at DSEi 25 in London. The system combines RF detection, radar, optical recognition and RF jamming on one rapidly deployable platform.

Four specialist partners supply detection and defeat layers

Metis, Blighter, Openworks and EdeyFX joined Allen-Vanguard on the project. Metis contributes its SKYPERION RF detection, which the source says NATO allies use in various integrated systems. Blighter provides radar target acquisition through its A400 series. Openworks supplies the Vision Flex optical recognition system, with long-range imagers, slew-to-cue capability and twin AI modules for detection, tracking and identification.

Allen-Vanguard adds its ANCILE C-UAS RF Effectors for the defeat function. EdeyFX built the bespoke trailer chassis, with layout informed by operational input.

Ottawa – October 21, 2026 -- Allen-Vanguard has published a board-approved statement committing to a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery across its own operations and all of its supply chains, in line with its disclosure obligations under the Modern Slavery Act.

Allen-Vanguard operates from Canada and the United Kingdom

The company supplies customized technical solutions that protect end users from Radio Frequency based threats. Defense forces and public safety and security agencies worldwide use them. Its head office and international sales unit are in Ottawa, Ontario, and its UK office is in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.

Three policies anchor the compliance framework

Allen-Vanguard has implemented a Modern Slavery Policy, a Corporate Code of Conduct and a Whistleblowing Policy. The company says it will enforce systems and controls to ensure modern slavery does not exist in its business or supply chains.