Private military & security contractor

Integrated defense for high-threat environments

Obsidian International Defense Group operates across conflict-adjacent and low-governance regions, combining former special operations personnel, intelligence officers, unmanned-systems engineers and international-law advisors into a single layered security architecture.

Replace trigger lines with sensors. Replace luck with process.

Unmanned site security

UAV patrol grids, UGV perimeter defense and thermal intrusion detection for mines, oil and gas fields and remote camps.

Counter-terrorism response

Threat assessment, facility hardening, hostage-event planning and convoy extraction in active-risk zones.

Executive protection

Close protection officers, secure motorcades, residential surveys and travel-threat modeling for principals and diplomats.

Professional training

Modular programs run under live-force conditions for guard forces, law-enforcement partners and project teams.

Built around process, not luck

Who we are

Built around process, not luck

Static armed guards are expensive, hard to sustain and slow to react. Wherever the ground allows it we push detection outward onto sensors and unmanned systems, so responders are committed with warning, information and a plan rather than at contact range. Every deployment is written down: assessment, architecture, rules of engagement, reporting, review.

About the group

Site architecture

How a protected site is laid out

Select a marker to open the capability or training program behind that part of the site.

Typical protected mining camp: pit, fuel farm, equipment yard, accommodation and fence line.

Training academy

Training courses

Modular programs under live-force conditions, taught by instructors with operational service records.

PlatformsRotor & fixed-wing

Tactical UAS Operations Course

Turn aerial observation into tactical control: reconnaissance, surveillance and the integration of unmanned aircraft into an existing security architecture.

Course outline
Full course catalog

Engagement

How a deployment is built

The same four stages run on a single-principal detail and on a full mine-site architecture. Only the scale changes.

  1. Threat assessment

    On-site survey of terrain, access routes, local actors and the security posture already in place.

  2. Architecture design

    Sensor grid, patrol pattern and force composition drawn against the assessed threat, not against a template.

  3. Deployment

    Equipment installed, teams inserted and local liaison established under an agreed rules-of-engagement framework.

  4. Sustainment & review

    Continuous monitoring, incident reporting and scheduled reassessment as the threat picture changes.

We are recruiting operators and analysts

Careers

We are recruiting operators and analysts

Instructors, unmanned-systems specialists and intelligence analysts with verifiable service records. English is the working language, international travel and long-term overseas assignment are part of the job, and every role carries real responsibility from the first rotation.

Open positions

Planning an operation in a high-risk region?

Threat assessments are scoped per site. Pricing is not published.

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