Obsidian International Defense Group is a privately held military and security contractor operating across conflict-adjacent and low-governance environments. Our core team combines former special operations personnel, intelligence officers, unmanned-systems engineers and international-law advisors to deliver layered “technology + manpower” security architectures.
Our doctrine
Replace trigger lines with sensors. Replace luck with process.
Static armed guards are expensive, hard to sustain and slow to react. Wherever the ground allows it we push detection outward — UAV patrol grids, ground robotics, thermal intrusion detection and remote alerting — so that human responders are committed with warning, information and a plan rather than at contact range. Every deployment is written down as a process: assessment, architecture, rules of engagement, reporting and review.
Core capabilities
Unmanned systems for mining and resource site security
UAV patrol grids, UGV perimeter defense, thermal intrusion detection and remote alert networks for overseas mines, oil and gas fields and precious-metal camps — reducing reliance on dense armed static guards.
Counter-terrorism and crisis response
Threat assessments, facility hardening, IED awareness support, hostage-event response planning and convoy extraction in active-risk zones.
Private and executive protection
Close protection officers, secure motorcades, residential security surveys and travel-threat modeling for principals, diplomats and expatriate executives.
Professional military and security training
Modular programs for corporate guard forces, foreign law-enforcement partners and resource-sector project teams: tactical shooting, executive protection, mine-site armed patrol, UAS and UGV operation, and counter-terrorism drills under live-force conditions.
How we work
Engagements begin with an on-site threat assessment and end with a written architecture that the client owns. Scope, force composition and schedule are quoted per site; we do not publish pricing. All work is carried out subject to jurisdictional review and applicable export-control law.