D-Fend EnforceAir2 RF-Cyber Counter-Drone System

D-Fend Solutions is a counter-drone company with its corporate office in Ra'anana, Israel, and offices in McLean (USA), London and Tokyo. It focuses on takeover technology that neutralises rogue commercial drones without jamming or physical interception, serving airports, prisons, stadiums, critical facilities, law enforcement and government agencies.

EnforceAir2 detects drones through their radio links and uses RF-cyber takeover to take control of a rogue drone and land it in a defined safe zone. Purpose-built Cyber-SDR hardware with multiple receivers and transmitters and patent-pending MIMO antennas give 360-degree coverage, detection up to 4.5 km and typical mitigation at 1.2-4 km. It ships as stationary, vehicular, tactical, man-portable and covert backpack kits, standalone or integrated into multi-layer systems.

• RF-cyber takeover: takes control of rogue drones and steers them to a safe landing.
• Passive detection: identifies drones and their links with 360-degree coverage up to 4.5 km.
• Cyber-SDR hardware: purpose-built multi-receiver and multi-transmitter radio platform.
• MIMO antennas: compact, patent-pending antenna design for fixed or tactical use.
• Multiple kits: stationary, vehicular, tactical, man-portable and covert backpack options.
• Integration: works standalone or inside multi-layer counter-drone systems.

• Airport security forcing drones near runways to land at a designated point for investigation.
• Prisons stopping contraband drone deliveries over walls.
• Organisers of national ceremonies, concerts and sports events protecting crowds with mobile kits.

• Lands rogue drones in a safe zone instead of shooting or crashing them, avoiding collateral damage over crowds and runways.
• Does not jam wide bands, so airport, mobile and emergency communications continue to work.
• Detection up to 4.5 km with 360-degree coverage gives time to respond.
• Compact kits can be moved quickly between fixed sites, vehicles and events.

Civil operators need ways to stop drones without kinetic weapons or broad jamming, which can disrupt airports and urban communications. Motorola Solutions' 2026 acquisition of D-Fend shows counter-drone moving into mainstream public safety, and Asian airports and event organisers are looking for non-kinetic options that fit civil aviation and telecom rules.

Corporate office in Ra'anana, Israel (D-Fend Solutions Ltd.), with offices in McLean (Virginia), London and Tokyo, plus Japanese and Korean websites. Motorola Solutions completed its acquisition of D-Fend Solutions in August 2026, reported at about 1.5 billion US dollars; the D-Fend brand continues.