L3Harris equips modern warfighters with advanced electronic warfare (EW) systems designed for a new generation of threats. From adaptive drone swarms to sophisticated signal spoofing, the contemporary battlespace demands solutions that are smarter, faster, and more agile than ever before.
As a global EW leader with decades of domain expertise, L3Harris delivers proven, flexible technologies trusted by U.S. and allied forces worldwide. “Our advanced EW offerings are designed to be flexible, reprogrammable, and ready to meet the demands of the increasingly complex battlespace,” said Ed Zoiss, President of Space and Airborne Systems at L3Harris.
This commitment translates into real-world capability. L3Harris systems have demonstrated their critical value in major exercises like Vanguard 2024 and Talisman Sabre 2025. The company is also at the forefront of key modernization programs, including Viper Shield upgrades for the global F-16 fleet and providing advanced electromagnetic attack aircraft like the EA-37B Compass Call for international partners.
To outpace evolving challenges, L3Harris is pioneering an integrated enterprise approach. This strategy focuses on creating modular, scalable systems that can network across domains. Platforms like the mission-tailorable Sky Warden exemplify this vision, enabling future integration with other assets for special operations and multi-domain dominance.
Innovation is continuous, driving solutions that are smaller, smarter, and more adaptable. In collaboration with research partners, L3Harris is developing compact, affordable systems for drones and portable platforms. These tools are inherently flexible—often reprogrammable via artificial intelligence to autonomously learn and counter new threats. This cognitive EW capability reduces operator burden and ensures forces stay ahead of adversaries.
From the next-generation Gladius system to integrated counter-unmanned aerial system enhancements, L3Harris’s relentless innovation provides a decisive tactical edge. The result is total battlefield superiority, ensuring warfighters can detect, respond to, and dominate in any electromagnetic environment, now and in the future.
