Defence R&D

Two early-stage research tracks — not yet operational products.

Spectrum Sentry and Airspace Sentinel sit apart from Fleet Shield, our near-term commercial focus. Both are research and demonstration work: built to show what's technically possible, to support training and capability development, and to open conversations with research collaborators and potential partners — not to represent fielded, operational systems.

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Synthetic Demonstrator — In Development

Spectrum Sentry

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Spectrum Sentry is a synthetic cyber–electromagnetic simulation and mission-impact demonstrator. It models and correlates synthetic data involving positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) degradation, communications interference, network anomalies, and identity and access events, and translates those technical effects into operational or mission consequences. It is built for demonstration, training, research and capability-development purposes, using synthetic or authorised data — it is not an operational offensive cyber platform, and it is not connected to any live network or system.

Example output Instead of reporting "packet loss on the command network" and "interference on a radio link" as two unrelated alerts, Spectrum Sentry identifies them as one coordinated campaign — and explains that it reduces command-network availability, delays targeting data, and increases the risk of mission failure.
Interactive preview — simulated exercise data
PNT degradation
Comms interference
Network anomaly
Identity anomaly
  • Ingest simulated cyber, network, RF, and operational events
  • Correlate events on a single campaign timeline
  • Distinguish coordinated activity from coincidental noise
  • Translate technical effects into operational consequences
  • Test alternative response options against the same scenario
  • Generate a defensible, exportable mission-impact report
Spectrum Sentry dashboard mid-exercise, showing a coordinated campaign detected across six domains (PNT, comms, network, identity, ISR, spectrum) with mission impact and recommended actions.
Spectrum Sentry correlating a coordinated, cross-domain campaign into a single mission-impact assessment (synthetic exercise data).
Future Concept — Not Yet Built

Airspace Sentinel

Discuss a sensor partnership

Airspace Sentinel is a future counter-uncrewed-systems decision-support concept, not a currently operational detection system. It is intended as a software and sensor-integration capability, built on the same electromagnetic-spectrum engineering foundation as Spectrum Sentry — turning sensor data into an airspace-threat picture and a clear, decision-support recommendation, rather than manufacturing detection hardware ourselves.

We expect future development to involve partnerships with established sensor, radar and radio-frequency technology providers. JEGASEC does not currently manufacture radar, RF sensors, or counter-drone hardware, and does not offer jamming, spoofing, or other drone-neutralisation services — under Australian law, mitigation of that kind is restricted to authorised government and defence entities, and we're upfront about that boundary rather than blurring it.

  • Concept: passive RF-derived airspace-threat picture
  • Concept: decision-support recommendations, not autonomous action
  • Intended integration with partner sensor and radar hardware
  • Advisory on lawful, authorised-pathway mitigation options
  • Would build on the same alerting and case-management architecture as our other platforms