04.12.24|Meir OrbachThe Israeli startup’s flagship technology, EnforceAir, employs RF cyber-takeover techniques to safely neutralize rogue drones without collateral damage or operational disruption.
24.01.24|Tomer Ganon, Meir Orbach, Yuval AzulaySystems that the Israeli company D-Fend sold to the USA through Elta suffered malfunctions, and 15 of them were returned to D-Fend. During the war, similar systems were loaned to the Ministry of Defense, although the CEO of D-Fend admitted: "There is a real risk that the malfunctions will return and repeat themselves." D-Fend: "The quality of the systems is not in doubt."
05.04.22|CTechWith the increased availability of drones comes more risk that they will be used in dangerous or malicious ways, says Zohar Halachmi, co-founder and CEO of D-Fend Solutions
24.09.19|Adi Pick D-Fend develops an autonomous counter-drone system that automatically and passively detects, locates and identifies rogue drones
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