SIGINT · COMINT
Hear every transmission
Wideband search and intercept of communications across the spectrum: detect, recognise the protocol, and build the picture of who talks to whom.
Most of what an adversary does, it says over the air first.
Capabilities
Satellites, missiles, drones, vehicles, vessels, radars: every modern platform talks through the air. We listen to all of it, locate it, understand it and, when an authority decides, act on it.
SIGINT · COMINT
Wideband search and intercept of communications across the spectrum: detect, recognise the protocol, and build the picture of who talks to whom.
Most of what an adversary does, it says over the air first.
ELINT
Detect and characterise radar emissions (frequency, pulse pattern, scan) to identify the emitter and the platform behind it.
A radar announces itself to anyone listening. We listen.
Direction finding & geolocation
Bearings from several sensors are fused into a position: the drone, the vehicle, the jammer, and the operator behind them.
Locating the pilot ends the threat at its source.
GNSS protection & spoofing
Detect jamming and spoofing of satellite navigation, protect your own receivers, and, for authorised users, redirect a hostile drone to a safe area.
Aviation, shipping, power grids and banks all run on satellite time.
Authorised government & defence users only
Electronic attack
Precise, adaptive interference against the control, video and navigation links of hostile platforms, matched to the signal and limited to the threat.
Cut the link, and an attack drone becomes a passenger.
Authorised government & defence users only
Cyber electronic warfare
Where radio meets data. Our software demodulates captured links and performs deep packet inspection, with real-time inference and data analysis on our own proprietary models, at the edge.
A link that can be read can be understood, and anticipated.
Authorised government & defence users only
Counter-UAS & missile warning
Fusing radar, radio, optical and acoustic sensors to detect drones, loitering munitions and low-flying threats early, and cue the response.
At 200 km/h, a drone crosses a kilometre in 18 seconds.