COMPANY PROFILE/SEGMENT 06 — COUNTER-UAS/Last updated 2 May 2026

D-Fend Solutions

Israeli counter-drone specialist. EnforceAir uses RF cyber-takeover techniques to safely neutralise rogue drones without collateral damage or collateral disruption to legitimate airspace.

HQ
Ra’anana, Israel
Status
Private
Founded
2017
NDAA
partial

Airframe meets NDAA rules; some subcomponents (radios, cameras, motors) may not be cleared.

Key Facts

HeadquartersRa’anana, Israel[1]
Founded2017Founders: Assaf Monsa, Yaniv Benbenisti, Zohar Halachmi[6]
Total Funding$67 millionCumulative through December 2024[6]
Latest Round$31 million (December 2024)Led by Israel Growth Partners (IGP); existing investor Vertex Ventures and Vertex Growth[1]
Earlier Round$28 million (September 2019)Led by Claridge Israel with Vertex Israel[2]
Flagship TechnologyEnforceAir — RF cyber-takeover counter-drone system[5]
NDAA / Federal ProcurementPartial — Israeli supply chain; deployed by US federal agencies and allied governments[1]

FUNDING HISTORY

Growth round$31 million[1]

December 2024 · Israel Growth Partners (IGP)

Earlier round$28 million[2]

September 2019 · Claridge Israel

PRODUCTS

EnforceAir[5]

Counter-drone system using RF cyber-takeover. Takes control of unauthorised drones without jamming or kinetic interception, allowing safe redirection or controlled landing.

Drone Intelligence Assessment

D-Fend Solutions occupies a technical position that few counter-UAS companies have managed to commercialise. The EnforceAir platform uses radio-frequency cyber-takeover techniques, identifying and assuming control of unauthorised drones rather than jamming or destroying them. The operational benefit is the absence of collateral disruption to legitimate airspace, neighbouring electronics, and bystanders.

The non-kinetic, non-jamming approach addresses a procurement gap that conventional counter-UAS struggles with. Urban environments, sensitive infrastructure, sporting venues, and protective details require counter-drone capability that does not interfere with legitimate communications or create kinetic debris. EnforceAir is one of the few fielded systems with publicly demonstrated capability in those scenarios, and is deployed by US federal agencies in addition to Israeli and allied government customers.

The December 2024 $31 million round, taking total funding to $67 million, is calibrated to scale rather than to an early-stage capital need. The lead investor, Israel Growth Partners, focuses on growth-stage Israeli technology companies preparing for international scaling or exit. With counter-UAS demand compounding across NATO and US federal procurement, D-Fend's RF cyber-takeover technology is positioned to capture a defensible niche where conventional kinetic and jamming-based systems are unsuitable.

Drone Intelligence — Company Profile. Compiled from public filings, primary sources, and verified disclosures. Last updated 2 May 2026.

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