Regulus Cyber
GNSS spoofing counter-drone systems and cybersecurity software.
Latest event found: 25 Sep 2026 · 25 days ago
Vitality Radar
Pillar Analysis
Strategic Assessment
Strategic Vector
Regulus Cyber is oriented toward specialized GNSS protection and software-based counter-UAS systems, extending from autonomous-vehicle security into defense applications such as Ring C-UAS and Ring ARM-V. Public evidence indicates meaningful defense and automotive partnerships, but limited recent visibility on scaled deployments, revenue, or organizational expansion.
Efficiency Ratio
The company appears resource-efficient, maintaining a focused 11-50-person footprint while developing differentiated products and securing automotive, defense, and strategic technology relationships.
Evidence Signals
Regulus Cyber launched the fully functional Ring ARM-V system to protect armored vehicles, convoys, and deployed troops against multirotor, fixed-wing, swarm, and dark drones.
Background · older than 12 months
Regulus Cyber announced a $4 million funding round led by SPDG Ventures and joined by btov Partners and existing investors.
Regulus Cyber announced an agreement with HARMAN to integrate its solution into HARMAN SHIELD for vehicle manufacturers and mobility companies.
Regulus Cyber's GNSS cybersecurity solution was selected for inclusion in HARMAN SHIELD, a risk-management offering for vehicle manufacturers and mobility companies.
Regulus Cyber emerged from stealth and introduced products for GPS spoofing protection and communications security for autonomous vehicles, drones, and robots.
- About
- Develops software-based GNSS cybersecurity protection and Ring counter-UAS systems that use autonomous RF detection and satellite signal manipulation for soft-kill neutralization of drone threats.
- Relevancy
- Provides software-based GNSS cybersecurity and counter-drone systems using spoofing techniques, protecting critical navigation infrastructure from jamming/spoofing attacks while enabling soft-kill neutralization of hostile UAS through RF protocol manipulation.
- Tags
- #cyberrf #autonomous #cuas #jamming #protocolmanipulation