Recreational drones are rapidly increasing in popularity during the 21st century. There have been about 10 million drones sold around the world in 2018. Drones equipped with cameras or weapons pose a threat to restricted areas such as prisons. Populated areas and government buildings are also at risk from possible drone attacks. Northrop Grumman is sponsoring our team to develop a product that can detect and disable unauthorized drones and secure an airspace. The target consumer of this device is law enforcement and security teams, so they can disable drones that are flying in restricted areas. The device consists of an automatic detection system, a weighted net launcher and a backpack to house equipment. The detection system automatically detects drones with cameras and alerts users of a potential hazard. These cameras distinguish between drones and other objects using a trained program to prevent false alerts. Cameras were mounted above the pack to provide a 360-degree view of the area around the user. A net is launched using high-pressure air to neutralize and potentially capture hostile drones. This launcher is portable and the size of a rifle. The backpack has air tanks and computer systems stored inside, where air hoses connect the backpack to the launcher. Positioning the air tanks and other components in the pack allows the user to carry necessary components in one place. This design provides comfort to the user. The device has an expected assembly time of five minutes. If a drone comes within thirty feet of the user, the detection system will alert of the approaching danger. The overall system is safe for the user and environment and complies with legal regulations.