Turning scattered technical alerts into one mission-impact picture.

Spectrum Sentry is a synthetic cyber–electromagnetic simulation and mission-impact demonstrator, built for research, training and capability-development environments -- not a fielded operational system.

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Synthetic Cyber–EW Correlation

What Spectrum Sentry does

Spectrum Sentry 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's built for demonstration, training, research and capability-development purposes, using synthetic or authorised data only. 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.

Simulated demonstration data Interactive preview: synthetic exercise timeline

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. — Simulated demonstration dataSpectrum Sentry correlating a coordinated, cross-domain campaign into a single mission-impact assessment, using a synthetic training exercise.

What this is not

Boundaries, stated plainly

Not an operational offensive cyber platform
Not connected to any live network or system
Uses synthetic or authorised data only -- no classified or sensitive government data
Not funded, endorsed, or operated by Defence or the ADF
No production/live deployment -- a research and demonstration build

JEGASEC is independent and not endorsed by, affiliated with, or representing the Australian Defence Force or the Australian Government.

Part of the JEGASEC Defence R&D track

Spectrum Sentry sits alongside Continuity, our flagship resilient-communications demonstrator, on the Defence R&D overview. It is a research build on synthetic or authorised data, not a fielded system.

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