Sentrycs
Sentrycs is a counter-UAS vendor and wholly-owned subsidiary of Ondas Inc. (NASDAQ: ONDS). Its Cyber-Over-RF (CoRF) approach passively scans the RF spectrum, parses the drone-to-operator communication protocol, and executes a protocol-level takeover — safely landing or redirecting the drone without jamming or kinetic interception. The platform covers the full DTIM loop (detect, track, identify, mitigate) and ships in fixed and portable form factors, including the Sentrycs Scout portable detector unveiled at SOF Week 2026. Close to 200 systems are deployed across 20+ countries at military bases, border-patrol units, civilian airports, and high-security facilities. Because CoRF doesn't broadcast jamming energy, it remains operational in civilian airspace where general RF jamming is restricted — though Sentrycs is not alone in that regulatory niche; D-Fend Solutions' EnforceAir is a direct competitor using a similar non-jamming RF cyber-takeover approach.
Products
Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS)
c-uasai-assistedcyberIntegrations
Sentrycs CoRF ↔ Iron Drone Raider
Two-layer counter-UAS architecture announced as part of the November 2025 Ondas / Sentrycs acquisition: Sentrycs CoRF (Cyber-over-RF) detects and classifies the hostile drone via RF protocol analysis and can take over its control link (soft-kill); Iron Drone Raider provides the kinetic interceptor with a net-and-parachute capture mechanism (hard-kill). Both products run under the Ondas Autonomous Systems C-UAS stack. Public materials describe a System-of-Systems integration but have not specified the underlying tasking protocol.
Control Points
CoRF drone interception protocol (cyber-over-RF methodology)
Joint Ventures
Sentrycs × IDF CoRF deployment
activeOperational CoRF (cyber-over-RF) C-UAS deployment with the Israeli Defense Forces for border airspace protection.