GNSS Spoofing and Jamming attacks pose an ongoing threat to satellite-based navigation and timing across multiple industries.
Hundreds of thousands of incidents are reported every year.
While 7% of the world’s GDP (almost $7.9 trillion) depends on GNSS time and location, Regulus has repeatedly warned that today’s GNSS receivers and GNSS systems stand a high risk of exploitation.
Hardware-agnostic, stateless, lightweight and simple-to-integrate software library, constantly updating and detecting the latest, most sophisticated GNSS spoofing threats.
Pyramid DT detects data & range spoofing, time shifts, combined attacks & multiple attack sources, while requiring only about 2DMIPS, 500bytes RAM and 2K of flash memory.
Pyramid DT is commercially deployed, offers connected or stand-alone operation, and has been extensively tested by third party GNSS experts. It uses dozens of independent software mechanisms and algorithms and is updated for newly identified threats – the first ever GNSS “Anti-virus.”
Multi-patent, multiple-peak detection and tracking algorithms for chip/hardware level implementation; ensures both detection AND mitigation of spoofing threats.
Designed for chip-level integration, FPGA or software-based receivers – for reliable, secure, and undisrupted PNT under GNSS spoofing attacks.
