Compliance and Ethics

Last updated: 1 March 2026

1. In-house engineering and traceability

All professional drones and UAV systems sold by Sky Guard Security are designed and manufactured in-house, with full component traceability from raw material to finished system. Our engineering team is actively progressing our product range through the certification process required for CE marking under the EU Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU), the EMC Directive (2014/30/EU) and the Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU). For public sector procurement officers: current certification status, technical documentation and test reports are available on request and can be discussed as part of tender documentation packages.

2. Progress toward EASA compliance

Our professional drones are being developed to operate within EASA's regulatory framework. UAV systems are classified and documented according to EASA's drone categories (Open, Specific, Certified) as defined in EU Regulation 2019/947, and our compliance team is preparing the documentation required for operation within European airspace. We are working toward providing: • Operator manuals adapted to EASA operational requirements • Risk assessments (SORA) for Specific category operations • Technical documentation for national aviation authority approvals • Guidance for public authorities on obtaining operational authorisations Whether you are a municipality, government agency or enterprise, we will keep you informed of our certification timeline so you can plan deployments accordingly.

3. GDPR-compliant drones

All Sky Guard Security UAV systems and drone inspection platforms incorporate privacy-by-design principles in accordance with GDPR. Our GDPR-compliant drones feature: • On-device encryption of captured imagery and sensor data • Configurable privacy zones to exclude sensitive areas from data capture • Automated data retention policies aligned with GDPR requirements • DPIA (Data Protection Impact Assessment) templates for operators For government agencies, municipalities and public sector operators, GDPR compliance is essential. We provide full data protection documentation to support your procurement and deployment processes.

4. Public sector procurement documentation

Sky Guard Security supports public procurement across Europe. We understand that government agencies, municipalities and public authorities require comprehensive compliance documentation when purchasing professional drones and counter-drone systems. We provide: • Component traceability records and manufacturing documentation • Current CE and EASA certification status and timeline • GDPR Data Protection Impact Assessments • Export control classification (EU Dual-Use Regulation) • Product data sheets and technical specifications • Environmental compliance documentation (RoHS, WEEE) All documentation is available in English and can be adapted to specific national procurement frameworks. Contact us at info@skyguardsecurity.eu to request a procurement documentation package.

5. Anti-corruption and ethical business conduct

Sky Guard Security maintains zero tolerance for corruption and bribery. We comply with all applicable EU anti-corruption directives and the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention. Our commitments include: • No bribes, kickbacks or facilitation payments • No improper payments to government officials to influence procurement decisions • Fair and transparent participation in public tenders • Strict prohibition of price fixing, market allocation or bid rigging All employees and partners are required to report suspected violations through our confidential reporting channels.

6. Export compliance

Sky Guard Security complies with the EU Dual-Use Regulation (2021/821) and all applicable export control laws. Our counter-drone systems and certain UAV platforms may be subject to export licensing requirements. We maintain: • An Internal Compliance Programme (ICP) for export control • End-user screening and due diligence procedures • Classification records for all products under the EU Dual-Use lists • Cooperation with national export control authorities Public sector customers and government agencies may request export control classifications and end-user documentation as part of their procurement process.

7. Whistleblowing and reporting

In accordance with EU Directive 2019/1937 (the Whistleblower Protection Directive), Sky Guard Security provides multiple confidential reporting channels for suspected violations. Reports can be submitted to: Email: ethics@skyguardsecurity.eu Phone: +45 70 20 30 40 Mail: Compliance Officer, Sky Guard Security ApS, Copenhagen, Denmark All reports are investigated promptly. Reporter identity is protected, and retaliation is strictly prohibited.