Regulus Cyber

Regulus Cyber Ltd.

Regulus Cyber (now operating its public-facing brand simply as "Regulus") is an Israeli company headquartered in Haifa that built its business on protecting GNSS (GPS/GNSS) receivers from spoofing and jamming attacks, technology directly applicable to satellites, satellite ground terminals and other systems — such as autonomous vehicles, drones and aircraft — that depend on satellite navigation signals for position, navigation and timing.

Haifa, Israel Est. 2016 Commercial
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Founded
2016
Headquarters
Haifa, Israel
Ownership
Private
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Israel
Founded
2016
Type
commercial
Status
operational

About Regulus Cyber

Updated 2026-09-11

Regulus Cyber (now operating its public-facing brand simply as "Regulus") is an Israeli company headquartered in Haifa that built its business on protecting GNSS (GPS/GNSS) receivers from spoofing and jamming attacks, technology directly applicable to satellites, satellite ground terminals and other systems — such as autonomous vehicles, drones and aircraft — that depend on satellite navigation signals for position, navigation and timing. The company's originating insight, as described on its own site, was that GNSS-dependent platforms, particularly drones, were vulnerable to low-cost spoofing and jamming, and it built detection and protection capability around that vulnerability.

Over time Regulus expanded from a GNSS-spoofing-detection technology vendor into a broader counter-unmanned-aerial-systems (counter-UAS) company, adding RF detection (passively identifying drone threats across more than 70 drone communication protocols using AI-based signal analysis), RF/datalink jamming, and a unified command-and-control platform (LeC2) that integrates sensors from multiple vendors. Its current hardware includes the Ring series of soft-kill electronic-warfare systems (Ring 3, Ring 4, Ring 5) and an in-development DART kinetic interceptor.

The company states its systems have reached Technology Readiness Level 9, have been selected by the U.S. Department of Defense, and describes its technology as combat-proven with thousands of real-world drone neutralisations, though it does not publicly name specific military customers.

Regulus's original GNSS-spoofing-protection product line — aimed at securing satellite and autonomous-system navigation against spoofing — remains the technical foundation of the company's later counter-UAS platform, even as its commercial focus and public branding have shifted toward drone defence. Limited independent public information is available on Regulus's funding history, precise founding date or founding team; the company's current public materials emphasise its present-day counter-UAS products over its original corporate history.

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When was Regulus Cyber founded?
Regulus Cyber was founded in 2016 in Israel.
Where is Regulus Cyber headquartered?
Regulus Cyber is headquartered in Haifa, Israel.
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Regulus Cyber (now operating its public-facing brand simply as "Regulus") is an Israeli company headquartered in Haifa that built its business on protecting GNSS (GPS/GNSS) receivers from spoofing and jamming attacks, technology directly applicable to satellites, satellite ground terminals and other systems — such as a…
Is Regulus Cyber a public or private company?
Regulus Cyber is a privately held company and is not listed on any stock exchange.
What sector does Regulus Cyber operate in?
Regulus Cyber works in cybersecurity, GNSS and positioning and Navigation.

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The structured fields on this page (founding year, location, sector, status, listing) and the profile text are drawn from the sources below. How profiles are drafted and checked is described in our methodology.

  1. Official website (www.regulus.com)
  2. Regulus: official homepage (GNSS spoofing origin, counter-UAS products) · retrieved 2026-09-11
  3. Regulus: Technology page (product evolution) · retrieved 2026-09-11
  4. Regulus: Contact page (Haifa, Israel headquarters) · retrieved 2026-09-11

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Last verified: September 11, 2026
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