ATDI has been selected by the French Cyber Defence Command COMCYBER to demonstrate its electromagnetic surveillance capabilities as part of ORION 26, one of Europe’s largest multinational military exercises.
Led by France, ORION 26 brings together 24 allied nations to prepare for high-intensity, multidomain warfare, with a key focus on electromagnetic superiority, a decisive factor in modern conflict. As part of the exercise, ATDI will deploy its ICS Monitoring solution in a tailored configuration using a limited number of broadband receivers and direction finders.
This proven system, already field-tested in the conflict in Ukraine, provides real-time spectrum awareness, early warning, and radiolocation (TDOA/AOA) to support operational decision-making in contested environments. ICS Monitoring enables commanders to:
- Continuously monitor the electromagnetic spectrum
- Detect and track signals of interest
- Integrate real-time spectrum data into command systems via API.
These capabilities are critical to ensuring secure, resilient communications and operational integrity in environments dominated by electronic warfare.
“Electromagnetic dominance is no longer a strategic advantage; it is an operational requirement,” said Barbara Monrose, Account Manager at ATDI. “Our involvement in ORION 26 reflects both our proven experience in active theatres and the increasing recognition that spectrum control is essential to modern defence operations.”
ORION 26 is one of Europe’s largest and most complex multinational military exercises, led by France and involving 24 allied nations. Designed to simulate high-intensity, multi-domain warfare, it tests joint force readiness across land, air, sea, cyber, and electromagnetic environments. The exercise focuses on strategic coordination, rapid decision-making, and operational resilience under realistic combat conditions. ORION 26 reflects a growing recognition that control of the electromagnetic spectrum is vital to modern military dominance.











