Cyber Defense for Sensors
Regulus is the first company dealing with sensor security, enabling uninterrupted, continuous operation under malicious attacks or accidental interference to sensors
Detection, Mitigation, and Reporting of Spoofing And Jamming.
Our Pyramid sensor defense monitors and protects sensors across the board, and is the first solution relevant to the commercial sector thanks to its performance, price, size, and weight. Our Pyramid sensor protection technology offers solutions that can be integrated into any manned or autonomous platform to scan for dangerous signals.
Sensor disruption is a global cybersecurity issue.
Across borders and industries, the risk of cyber attacks on manned and autonomous driving technology and crucial sensors is looming, and the impact could be devastating. As the aviation, maritime and automotive industries speed toward autonomous capabilities, we ensure a solution that keeps pace with looming sensor cyber attacks and threats
Regulus In The News
"Sensors security for autonomous machines will become as important as processors security. Regulus identified the key vulnerabilities and developed the best-in-class solutions”
TechCrunch 
"Vehicles that rely on GPS navigation are vulnerable to spoofing, the sending of phony signals to lead them off their intended course. The palm-size Pyramid GPS SP from Regulus Cyber Ltd. uses a bundle of antennas and receivers to make sure the signals it’s reading are legit."
Bloomberg Business 
"To ensure that every autonomous vehicle is safe, GPS security must be built into them before they leave the assembly line."
Autonomous Vehicle Technology Magazine 
"enables autonomous vehicles to operate smoothly, without interference to their sensor suite, communication channels and mission data."
Inc Magazine 
"While current solutions are big, heavy and expensive, Regulus' Pyramid GNSS offers industry-standard size and price. Industries such as automotive, aviation, maritime, and mobile phones can defend themselves against this sophisticated emerging threat"
GPS World 
“That means that they (Regulus) can produce a less expensive spoofing detector. And that’s valuable. Humphreys is not the only one who sees potential in Regulus’ approach. The company has raised a total of $6.3 million"
Inside GNSS 
״Regulus was founded by a team of entrepreneurs that have extensive knowledge and experience in creating security solutions for the military, homeland security, and commercial projects and bring that expertise to the emerging markets of autonomous cars and unmanned aerial vehicles.״
Driverless Report 
Tesla Model 3 Spoofed off the highway – Regulus Navigation System Hack Causes Car to Turn On Its Own
The Regulus Cyber researchers found that spoofing attacks on the Tesla GNSS (GPS) receiver could easily be carried out wirelessly and remotely, resulting in controlling the car’s navigation decisions.