Red Cat / Teal Drone Data Recovery
Secure, case-specific evaluation for Red Cat and Teal systems including Black Widow, Teal 2, Edge 130, Trichon, Hellcat and Fang. The recording source is not publicly documented and must be identified case by case.
6
systems listed for evaluation
Recovery brief
Recovery brief
- Where data may reside
- Not publicly documented. The recording source is identified case by case, including controllers or ground devices the customer names.
- What customers typically need
- Mission media from the identified recording source.
- The Red Cat / Teal constraint
- Systems are listed as published, with no guessed variants; the exact system and configuration are identified first.
Media path
What we identify first
These are the components we identify during secure review — not confirmed storage locations.
Aircraft
To identify: whether it holds the requested data
Controller / ground device
To identify: devices the customer names
Before you send
What to submit
Government or defense operator? See Military, Defense & Government UAV Data Recovery.
Confirm authority to release the equipment and flag any classified, CUI, export-controlled or encrypted data before shipment. Restricted systems must not be shipped until the review is complete.
- Do not ship restricted systems before review — contact us first
- Written confirmation of your authority to release the equipment
- Exact system name and configuration
- Which component you believe holds the requested data
Directory
Supported systems
Listed models are supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices. Recovery depends on data location, media condition, encryption, and whether the requested data remains present.
6 systems in 2 groups
Reconnaissance systems
4
Listed as the manufacturer presents each system.
All systems in this group: identify recording source during review. Recording source requires case-specific identification.
Platform families
2
Listed as systems or families; individual variants are not inferred.
All systems in this group: identify recording source during review. Recording source requires case-specific identification.
Process
How the case is handled
- 01
Identify where the requested data was recorded.
- 02
Inspect the media or device that holds it.
- 03
Report what data is recoverable.
- 04
Recovery proceeds only with your approval.
Questions
- Where does a Red Cat or Teal system store data?
- The recording source is not publicly documented, so it is identified case by case, including any controllers or ground devices you name.
- Which Red Cat systems are listed?
- Black Widow, Teal 2, Edge 130, Trichon, Hellcat and the Fang family, with no guessed variants.
- Can I ship a restricted system for review?
- Not before review. Confirm your authority to release the equipment and flag classified, CUI, export-controlled or encrypted data first.
Catalog checked against manufacturer documentation. Public tactical and dual-use systems listed in the manufacturer's public catalog. Supported for evaluation of available recording media and associated devices only; customers must confirm authority to release equipment and identify classified, CUI, export-controlled or encrypted data before shipment.
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