EnforceAir PLUS from D-Fend Solutions Provides Users with a Compact Air Defense Package

RA’ANANA, Israel and MCLEAN, Va.—D-Fend Solutions, a developer of radio frequency (RF) cyber-driven, non-kinetic, counter-drone takeover technology, has launched EnforceAir PLUS, as a new offering for counter-drone defense.

EnforceAir PLUS is a cyber-driven, multilayer, AI-enhanced counter-drone system comprised of foundational RF-cyber detection and takeover technology, now integrated with auto-calibrated radar detection and optional jamming mitigation.

“EnforceAir PLUS is the industry’s first cyber-driven, multi-layered C-UAS system, combining RF cyber-takeover, radar detection, and optional RF jamming for a versatile and escalating layered defense,” says Yaniv Benbenisti, president and chief product officer of D-Fend Solutions. “RF cyber technology is the gold standard for precise drone mitigation, offering zero false alarms and highly accurate detection, tracking, and identification. EnforceAir PLUS takes this to the next level by integrating radar and optional jamming for a flexible, multi-layered, escalating defense. Avoiding the complexity often characteristic of multi-layer C-UAS systems, EnforceAir PLUS maintains the intuitive set-up and streamlined workflow that our users value, ensuring operational confidence with minimal training. By uniting these advanced technologies in a single, unified, easy-to-use system, we empower our customers to safeguard sensitive airspace with maximum effectiveness and efficiency.”

EnforceAir PLUS Features Company’s SmartAir Technology

The company states that EnforceAir PLUS optimizes all three technologies to deliver high levels of detection and mitigation, with operational ease of use for protection and safety. These counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) technologies are combined in a compact system for holistic and escalating air defense, reinforcing the company’s core commitment to overcome current and emerging drone threats.

Because the cyber, radar, and jamming functions are already fully integrated and calibrated, EnforceAir PLUS enables users to quickly respond to drone incidents with a more comprehensive range of options. According to D-Fend, the system’s “SmartAir” technology fusion engine consolidates cyber and radar data to provide unified situational awareness and a clear and simplified operational picture of each target drone, contributing to more informed and tailored mitigation actions, based on real-time insights and artificial intelligence.

The company points out the system’s optimized radar detection, features a compact multi-panel solid-state radar such as those from providers like Echodyne, extends threat coverage beyond cyber measures while minimizing false positives and enhancing airspace accuracy.

Additionally, boasts D-Fend Solutions, Smart RF-Effector jamming option within EnforceAir PLUS provides a software-defined RF defensive layer for an escalating mitigation option beyond cyber that’s also adaptable to frequencies that may be encountered in the field.

Designed for rapid deployment, EnforceAir PLUS provides out-of-the-box integration and automated calibration for simplified set-up and use. Its intuitive user interface offers a unified view of the target drone, coming from multiple sensor types, enhancing airspace management, and strengthening mission-critical decision support. This robust C-UAS system provides the highest level of airspace awareness, with an automated mitigation suggestion engine activated for each detected drone. Based on the company’s EnforceAir 2 C-UAS system, existing users have upgrade path and can layer on all the new capabilities featured in the new EnforceAir PLUS system.

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