Sentrycs
About
About Sentrycs
Sentrycs uses protocol manipulation, also called Cyber-over-RF, to recognise the control links of supported drones and extract operational details such as model, serial number, position, altitude, heading and operator location. Preconfigured policies allow the system to detect and track an unauthorised aircraft before taking control and directing it to a designated landing area.
Because mitigation acts on the drone protocol, deployments can avoid broad radio-frequency jamming and preserve surrounding communications. The technology is available in fixed, vehicle-mounted, portable and man-carried Scout configurations, and its open architecture can feed or complement radar, electro-optical and kinetic counter-UAS layers. Scout runs on batteries for up to six hours, tracks four drones simultaneously and provides a detection range of up to one kilometre for mobile security teams.
Operations
Orders & commitments
- Order / commitment
2025-02-13 - Sentrycs landed a multi-million-dollar Latin America counter-drone deal whose first phase deploys multiple C-UAS systems across critical areas. - first phase systems
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Supply
Supply chain relationships
- Lockheed Martin
Outbound - Manufacturing - Lockheed Martin Sanctum includes Sentrycs RF sensing and Cyber-over-RF detection and mitigation
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Team
- Tal Cohen - CEO
- Jason Moore - CRO
- Yehudit Baum - CFO
Timeline
Events
- 2026-06-23 - Partnership - Sentrycs Cyber-over-RF layer integrates into Lockheed Martin Sanctum C-UAS
The Sanctum fact sheet lists Sentrycs RF Sensor and Cyber Over RF Effector as part of the layered C-UAS stack. Sentrycs contributes passive RF detection, tracking, identification and protocol-level mitigation for unauthorized drones.
Source - 2026-04-22 - Contract Award - Sentrycs wins counter-drone contracts across World Cup host cities
Sentrycs Lead Jason Moore, told DroneLife that Sentrycs has contracts with about 70% of the U.S. Working through multiple contracts with federal, state and local public safety agencies and security organizations, Sentrycs will deploy its field-proven Cyber-over-RF (CoRF) technology.
Source - 2026-02-03 - Partnership - UNIFY.C2 and Sentrycs integrate protocol-based counter-drone mitigation
Sentrycs contributes protocol-based identification and authorised mitigation through its Cyber over RF technology. Operators correlate sensor information and manage responses from the common command-and-control environment. The collaboration supports layered counter-UAS operations without treating every detection as an authorised engagement.
Source - 2025-10-27 - Partnership - Sentrycs and Omnisys partner on C-UAS sensor deployment
The partnership combines Sentrycs C-UAS systems with Omnisys BRO-AD software. The joint solution supports sensor-layout planning across terrain and interference constraints. The system targets defense and homeland-security counter-drone deployments.
Source - 2024-12-19 - Commercial Order - Sentrycs closes public-safety C-UAS deals in North America
The agreements include two new law-enforcement organizations. Deployments cover fixed-site and vehicle-mounted C-UAS operations. Sentrycs said its business quadrupled year over year.
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Relations
Relationships
- UNIFY.C2
Technology Partner - Sentrycs protocol-based detection and authorised mitigation operate through the UNIFY.C2 command-and-control interface.
- Latin America customer
Counter Drone Customer - Sentrycs landed a Latin America counter-drone contract whose first phase deploys multiple C-UAS systems.
Commercial
- Sentrycs wins counter-drone contracts across World Cup host cities
2026-04-22 · Order / contract · Sentrycs won a multi-million-dollar counter-UAS contract for a national defense project in Latin America.
Source - Sentrycs closes public-safety C-UAS deals in North America
2024-12-19 · Order / contract · Sentrycs closed public-safety counter-UAS agreements including new law-enforcement customers in North America.
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