Pyramid GNSS

Pyramid GNSS by Regulus Cyber is a cybersecurity software solution designed to protect against GNSS spoofing and jamming attacks. According to the vendor, this product is aimed at small to large companies across various industries, including defense and military, transportation and logistics, telecommunications, energy and utilities, and financial services. By offering advanced detection and mitigation capabilities, Pyramid GNSS aims to ensure the resilience and security of Position, Navigation & Time (PNT) operations, making it a potentially valuable tool for professionals in these industries.

Key Features

Pyramid DT: According to the vendor, Pyramid DT is a software-only solution that aims to detect and alert against smart spoofing and jamming attacks, potentially enhancing the resiliency of Position, Navigation & Time (PNT) operations. The vendor claims it is a simple-to-integrate software library that is constantly updated to detect the latest GNSS spoofing threats.

Pyramid MT: Pyramid MT is described by the vendor as an advanced chip/hardware level solution designed to detect and mitigate spoofing attacks, potentially enabling continuous PNT operation even during spoofing attacks. The vendor states that it is designed for chip-level integration, FPGA, or software-based receivers, aiming to ensure reliable and secure PNT under GNSS spoofing attacks.

Data & Range Spoofing Detection: According to the vendor, this feature aims to detect data and range spoofing attacks, potentially identifying time shifts and combined attacks. The vendor claims it requires minimal computing resources and has been commercially deployed and extensively tested by third-party GNSS experts.

Multiple Attack Source Detection: The vendor claims that the software utilizes independent mechanisms and algorithms to detect spoofing attacks originating from multiple sources. They state that it provides real-time threat detection, potentially enhancing overall GNSS cybersecurity.

Stand-Alone or Connected Operation: Pyramid GNSS can, according to the vendor, operate as a stand-alone solution or be connected to a larger GNSS system, offering flexibility in deployment options. The vendor claims it can be easily integrated with existing GNSS receivers, providing continuous protection against spoofing attacks.

Receiver-Agnostic Solution: The vendor states that this solution is compatible with various GNSS receivers and does not require specific hardware or chipsets. They claim it can be seamlessly integrated into existing GNSS systems, aiming to ensure compatibility across different platforms.

Lightweight and Stateless: Pyramid GNSS is described by the vendor as a lightweight software library with minimal resource requirements. They claim its stateless architecture enables efficient operation without impacting the performance of the GNSS receiver, aiming to provide seamless integration and operation.

Continuous Threat Updates: According to the vendor, regular updates are provided to detect and mitigate the latest spoofing threats, aiming to keep up with evolving attack techniques. They claim this ensures ongoing protection against emerging threats and keeps the system effective and up-to-date.

Spoofing and Jamming Mitigation: The vendor claims that this feature aims to mitigate the effects of spoofing and jamming attacks, potentially enabling uninterrupted PNT operation even during attacks. They state that it aims to protect critical systems that rely on GNSS signals and enhance the overall resilience of GNSS infrastructure.

Real-Time Alerting: According to the vendor, Pyramid GNSS provides real-time alerts for detected spoofing and jamming attacks, aiming to enable immediate response and mitigation measures. They claim it alerts system operators to potential threats, enhancing situational awareness and response capabilities.