MyDefence Perimeter Counter-Drone System

MyDefence is a Danish counter-drone company headquartered in Nørresundby, Denmark, with subsidiaries in the USA, the UK, Ukraine and Singapore (MyDefence Asia). The idea for the company began in 2009 and its core RF detection and jamming technology was finalised in 2013; the site reports more than 5,000 systems deployed and over 100 customers.

The perimeter suite combines Wolfpack 360-degree RF detectors and Watchdog 202 PoE sensors with optional Dobermann and Boxer jammers, and can be correlated with radar, cameras and acoustic sensors. Operators use the Iris map interface for live tracks, alarm zones, reporting and jammer control, with drone and pilot GPS location when several sensors contribute, or feed data into an existing system via Argos. Fixed-site users include airports, prisons, critical infrastructure and border sites.

• Wolfpack: 360-degree RF drone detector for tripods, vessels, walls and poles.
• Watchdog 202: PoE perimeter RF sensor that cues cameras at fixed sites.
• Dobermann and Boxer: smart jammers in manual or automatic modes where regulations allow.
• Iris software: map dashboard with live tracks, alarm zones, filtering and reports.
• Argos and ATAK: connectors to existing situational awareness systems.
• Sensor fusion: correlation with radar, cameras and acoustic sensors.

• Vietnamese airports deploying a passive RF sensor ring with pilot location to support police response.
• Correctional facilities detecting drones used to drop contraband over walls.
• Power plants and LNG terminals in industrial zones adding RF detection that cues existing CCTV.

• Passive RF sensors set up in minutes over Power over Ethernet, without radiating signals.
• Modular kits scale sensors and jammers per site and can be upgraded without full replacement.
• Iris logs RF alerts for post-incident reporting and locates both drone and pilot.
• A Singapore subsidiary gives Southeast Asian buyers regional sales and support access.

Drone incursions over airports, prisons and energy sites have pushed operators to install permanent RF detection, while large events such as the 2026 FIFA World Cup used temporary deployments. Regulators in many countries restrict jamming to state agencies, so civilian buyers in Southeast Asia often start with passive detection and add mitigation through authorities.

Headquartered in Nørresundby, Denmark; offices in Reston (Virginia), Oklahoma City and Clearwater (USA), the UK, Kyiv and Singapore (MyDefence Asia Pte. Ltd.). The site reports 183 employees and 5,000+ systems deployed. Partners include Terma, EFA Group, HighCom and Armatech.