SkyRadar Blog

To combat the threats of cyber attacks on military air systems, the British Ministry of Defence has introduced a new regulation to assess and mitigate possible impacts on air safety. This regulation can prove to be a valuable guideline for the assessment and improvement of cyber-resilience of military air-systems, extending its significance not only within the UK but also across international borders.

To detect and remove/suppress the fake targets (range deceived targets) we implemented an algorithm for reflection power tracking. This algorithm consists of a search window of 5 samples and a tracking algorithm which tracks the return of reflected power within the sliding window (read the introductory article for reflection power tracking)

This article introduces a "reflection power tracking", a statistical method to neutralize range deception. It shows a training implementation in FreeScopes.

Drones and military aircraft try to hide their real positions through deception jamming. The following videos show successful detection with pulse compression and alternatively pulse Doppler, and subsequent detection algorithms.

In this video we show how a sequence of defense algorithms can defeat a range deception attack.

SkyRadar has been developing training radar solutions for military training applications since 2008. The solutions have been applied by and optimized with allied forces on 5 continents.This article give an executive overview.

SkyRadar provides military universities and academies around the world, empowering the use of ECM and ECCM solutions.

This video describes how deception jammers lock on radars and then drag them away from the real target.

Typically, when sophisticated drones or warplanes approach in enemy territory, they cover their real location through a DRFM jammer. They are more intelligent and difficult to dismantle than the classical noise jamming.