Zighra is an Ottawa cybersecurity company applying on-device machine learning to identity assurance and operational anomaly detection. Its products address different problems. SilentEdge uses a person's device-interaction patterns for continuous behavioural authentication. GenesysInsights combines sensor and positioning context to detect and classify GNSS jamming or spoofing anomalies. IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that interprets available mission inputs and gives operators explainable cues.
SilentEdge draws on typing, swiping, tapping, how a device is held, and contextual sensor or network information. Zighra describes models that adapt locally. ISED's account of a Royal Canadian Navy pilot explains the use of smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movements, with on-device analysis supporting access to laptops, doors and mobile applications. That pilot provides a specific identity-security use case rather than validation of the separate GNSS or counter-UAS products.
GenesysInsights and IntentHunter extend the company's work into defence and infrastructure sensing. The former focuses on positioning, navigation and timing anomalies and shared situational awareness; the latter can draw on available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other inputs while retaining operator control. Their public descriptions establish the intended analytical roles, while the actual sensors and acceptance criteria depend on the integration being evaluated.
Operating context
Zighra's government record contains distinct development and purchasing routes. ISED reports a Royal Canadian Navy SilentEdge pilot supported through the ISC Testing Stream. It also reports more than C$6 million in additional federal contracts and follow-on sales across Zighra innovations involving the Navy and Coast Guard; that aggregate is not a SilentEdge-only sales figure.
The current ISC Pathway to Commercialization table names GenesysInsights, with eligibility expiring January 7, 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the inspected current table despite earlier descriptions of its eligibility. The listing provides a purchase route for GenesysInsights, without establishing an order or explaining the change in SilentEdge's listing status.
IntentHunter has its own DND Testing Stream R&D contract. Its funded trial is a useful starting point for discussing the selected sensors, operator workflow and acceptance measures, rather than assuming the trial includes every input advertised on the product page. For SilentEdge, current onboarding, supported devices, disconnected behaviour and transmitted metadata belong in the integration discussion: the available 2018 SensifyID Android guide documents an older product and cannot settle today's data flow.
Canadian footprint
ISED identifies Zighra as a Canadian cybersecurity company in Ottawa, and the current GenesysInsights commercialization listing also identifies Ottawa. Federal records name Zighra Inc. as the contribution recipient. ISED documents work involving the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard; those relationships describe project and customer context rather than additional company operating locations.
Ottawa, Ontario is the published city-level context for Zighra. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Zighra offers three different integration conversations: continuous user authentication, GNSS/PNT anomaly detection and counter-UAS intelligence. Its strongest evidence is product-specific: a Navy identity pilot, a current GenesysInsights federal purchase route and a funded IntentHunter trial. A buyer can use those footholds to identify the exact software, sensors and operator workflow being offered. The remaining qualification work concerns the chosen configuration's data flow, error or detection performance and acceptance measures, rather than a single company-wide claim of operational readiness.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
SilentEdge uses behavioural biometrics and contextual information to assess identity continuously as a person interacts with a device. Zighra describes typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and sensor or network context feeding models that adapt locally. The intended outcome is passwordless access and continuing identity assurance for digital applications and physical systems.
ISED's account of a Royal Canadian Navy pilot describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis performed on the device without sending sensitive data to external servers. The pilot tested access to laptops, doors and mobile applications. It establishes a concrete evaluated use case, although the account does not publish biometric error rates or an independent performance report.
The current SilentEdge page remains an active product offering. Its integration requirements should be established for the present software and device configuration. An older SensifyID Android guide describes web-service calls and integrator-selected thresholds, but belongs to a 2018 product generation and should not be treated as SilentEdge's current architecture. GenesysInsights' GNSS functions and IntentHunter's counter-UAS trial are separate products.
Evidence of maturity
ISED reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot supported through the ISC Testing Stream. The published account describes the access workflow but gives no independent biometric error-rate evaluation. Follow-on federal business reported across Zighra innovations is not solely SilentEdge sales.
Commercial availability
SilentEdge remains a company offering. The inspected current federal Pathway to Commercialization table lists GenesysInsights rather than SilentEdge; confirm the purchasing route and supported configuration for a new authentication deployment.
Core features
Continuous behavioural authentication using device interaction and contextual signals
Typing, swiping, tapping and device-hold patterns described by the supplier
Locally adapting models and on-device sensor analysis
Smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen analysis described in the Navy pilot
Passwordless access to laptops, doors and mobile applications tested in the reported pilot
CanadaBuys records a June 25, 2026 amendment to Zighra's IntentHunter R&D testing contract CW2451665 with National Defence, showing C$2,525,544.35 total and a May 7, 2027 end date.
SilentEdge, GenesysInsights and IntentHunter are current company offerings with different evidence and access routes. The current federal commercialization table lists GenesysInsights through January 7, 2029. IntentHunter is under a DND R&D testing contract through May 7, 2027. SilentEdge's earlier pilot and purchasing-route history should be distinguished from its current listing status.
Financing and disclosed activity
FedDev Ontario records a C$1 million Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative contribution to Zighra Inc., with an agreement running from January 1, 2025, to March 31, 2027. Its December 17, 2025 backgrounder identifies the project as commercialization of GenesysInsights for GNSS jamming and spoofing detection in defence, critical infrastructure and transport. This is contribution support, distinct from equity financing or confirmed cash received.
CanadaBuys records the IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D contract CW2451665 for National Defence, awarded May 14, 2026, amended June 25, 2026, and ending May 7, 2027. The total including amendments is C$2,525,544.35. It funds testing and does not establish completed deployment or the amount paid.
ISED separately reports more than C$6 million in additional federal contracts and follow-on sales across Zighra innovations. The latter has no stated financial reporting period and should not be added to the other figures as a non-overlapping revenue total.
Questions for a first conversation
01
Which sensors, operator decisions and acceptance measures are included in the IntentHunter test configuration?
The DND contract names IntentHunter, while the product page describes a range of possible mission inputs. The public record does not identify the complete trial configuration.
02
For the proposed SilentEdge deployment, what remains on the device, what metadata leaves it, and how are authentication errors and disconnected operation evaluated?
ISED describes on-device authentication in the Navy pilot. The historical SensifyID guide covers a different software generation, and current device and data-flow details are not published.
Original sources 11 linked records
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's dated record anchors this activity to 2026-04-17.
Supports: Profile · operating context
ISED reports more than C$6m in additional federal contracts and follow-on sales across Zighra innovations involving the Navy and Coast Guard. The aggregate has no financial reporting period, excludes no specific costs, and is not SilentEdge-only revenue.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
ISED documents a Royal Canadian Navy operational pilot and follow-on federal work; it does not disclose deployment breadth or every current configuration.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map applies the dual use category to Zighra from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
GenesysInsights combines edge AI and multisensor/PNT context for detecting and classifying GNSS jamming/spoofing anomalies and presenting explainable alerts/shared situational awareness. These supplier-described functions belong to GenesysInsights, not SilentEdge user authentication.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
GenesysInsights combines edge AI and multisensor/PNT context for detecting and classifying GNSS jamming/spoofing anomalies and presenting explainable alerts/shared situational awareness. These supplier-described functions belong to GenesysInsights, not SilentEdge user authentication.
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
Zighra publishes Ontario as its Canadian province or territory.
Supports: Profile · entity kind
True North Map classifies Zighra as a company from its documented legal or institutional role.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Zighra markets an on-device platform combining behavioural,RF,GNSS and network/device signals for anomaly explanation and decision support, including operation without cloud connectivity.
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · operating context
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Keep SilentEdge evidence separate from newer IntentHunter or electronic-defence marketing; do not state broad CAF deployment, patent scope, FIDO status or performance superiority without product-specific corroboration; ultimate ownership is unresolved. The first conversation should therefore separate current offer, development evidence and accepted operational use.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
ISED reports more than C$6m in additional federal contracts and follow-on sales across Zighra innovations involving the Navy and Coast Guard. The aggregate has no financial reporting period, excludes no specific costs, and is not SilentEdge-only revenue.
True North Map derives a first-conversation question about SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication configuration and accepted outcomes from the documented maturity boundary.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map applies the commercial company category to Zighra from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
Supports: Profile · dual use posture
SilentEdge applies to government, enterprise, mobile and physical-access environments, while ISED also documents adjacent multi-sensor anomaly-analysis work.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
ISED describes aC$616710RCMP identity-security pilot and subsequent contracts/follow-on sales exceedingC$6m across federaldepartments includingRCN/CCG; that account does not validate every current electronic-defence claim.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · organization categories
True North Map applies the defence supplier category to Zighra from its documented mandate and source-bounded operating evidence.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · description
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · current activity
An April 2026 ISED account documented a $616,710 Innovative Solutions Canada pilot with the Royal Canadian Navy and subsequent federal contracts and follow-on sales involving the Navy and Canadian Coast Guard.
Supports: Profile · description
True North Map derives this executive description for Zighra from the official identity and technical records together with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's corroborating evidence.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
ISED identifies Zighra as a Canadian cybersecurity company in Ottawa and documents work with the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Coast Guard.
Supports: Profile · operating context
ISED describes aC$616710RCMP identity-security pilot and subsequent contracts/follow-on sales exceedingC$6m across federaldepartments includingRCN/CCG; that account does not validate every current electronic-defence claim.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
ISED reports more than C$6m in additional federal contracts and follow-on sales across Zighra innovations involving the Navy and Coast Guard. The aggregate has no financial reporting period, excludes no specific costs, and is not SilentEdge-only revenue.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
ISED reports more than C$6m in additional federal contracts and follow-on sales across Zighra innovations involving the Navy and Coast Guard. The aggregate has no financial reporting period, excludes no specific costs, and is not SilentEdge-only revenue.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
A government account documents operational pilot testing and follow-on procurement, but current deployment scale and configuration-specific acceptance remain undisclosed.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
ISED documents a C$616,710 Royal Canadian Navy SilentEdge operational pilot for smartphone-based access to laptops, doors and applications. The account reports more than C$6 million in subsequent federal contracts and sales across Zighra innovations including SilentEdge and GenesysInsights; the total is not solely SilentEdge revenue.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
ISED documents a C$616,710 Royal Canadian Navy SilentEdge operational pilot for smartphone-based access to laptops, doors and applications. The account reports more than C$6 million in subsequent federal contracts and sales across Zighra innovations including SilentEdge and GenesysInsights; the total is not solely SilentEdge revenue.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
ISED describes smartphone accelerometer, gyroscope and touchscreen micro-movement analysis operating on-device without sending sensitive data to external servers. It reports a Royal Canadian Navy pilot testing access to laptops, doors and mobile apps, and C$616,710 Testing Stream support. This is a reported pilot, not a published independent biometric evaluation; retained RCMP wording was incorrect.
Supports: Profile · description
GenesysInsights combines edge AI and multisensor/PNT context for detecting and classifying GNSS jamming/spoofing anomalies and presenting explainable alerts/shared situational awareness. These supplier-described functions belong to GenesysInsights, not SilentEdge user authentication.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
GenesysInsights combines edge AI and multisensor/PNT context for detecting and classifying GNSS jamming/spoofing anomalies and presenting explainable alerts/shared situational awareness. These supplier-described functions belong to GenesysInsights, not SilentEdge user authentication.
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
Supports: Profile · description
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
IntentHunter is presented as a counter-UAS intelligence layer that can use available RF, EO/IR, radar, acoustic and other mission inputs, analyze behaviour and provide explainable cues to operators. The page does not establish the installed sensor configuration in the DND trial; operator control is retained.
Zighra markets an on-device platform combining behavioural,RF,GNSS and network/device signals for anomaly explanation and decision support, including operation without cloud connectivity.
Zighra markets an on-device platform combining behavioural,RF,GNSS and network/device signals for anomaly explanation and decision support, including operation without cloud connectivity.
Supports: Profile · name
Zighra is the public name used by the organization's official website.
Supports: Profile · primary location.latitude
True North Map uses the Ottawa city centroid latitude 45.4215 for a city-level map location.
Zighra markets an on-device platform combining behavioural,RF,GNSS and network/device signals for anomaly explanation and decision support, including operation without cloud connectivity.
Zighra markets an on-device platform combining behavioural,RF,GNSS and network/device signals for anomaly explanation and decision support, including operation without cloud connectivity.
Supports: Profile · primary location.countrycode
Zighra publishes a Canadian operating presence, represented by country code CA.
Supports: Profile · primary location.city
Zighra publishes Ottawa as its Canadian operating city.
Supports: Profile · website url
https://zighra.com/ is the canonical official website used by Zighra.
Supports: Profile · legal name
Zighra Inc. is the legal name supported by the cited public record.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Zighra markets an on-device platform combining behavioural,RF,GNSS and network/device signals for anomaly explanation and decision support, including operation without cloud connectivity.
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
Historical SensifyID Android instructions include profile/web-service calls, device fingerprinting and gesture-authentication responses, integrator-selected thresholds and background collection. This is a 2018 product/version, not evidence current SilentEdge sends raw sensor data remotely or has the same architecture; current onboarding, offline behaviour and transmitted metadata remain an integration question.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
CanadaBuys records Zighra IntentHunter ISC Testing Stream R&D for DND: award May 14 2026, amendment June 25 2026, C$2,525,544.35 total including amendments, expiry May 7 2027. It establishes funded testing rather than results, operating deployment or a SilentEdge contract.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
Zighra publicly offers SilentEdge for continuous passwordless authentication and lists SilentEdge through the Innovative Solutions Canada commercialization pathway.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
This dossier centres on SilentEdge and mentions GenesysInsights only where the ISED account explicitly connects it to multi-sensor anomaly analysis.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Zighra operates from Ottawa and develops on-device identity-security technology; the dossier does not generalize from SilentEdge into every newer analytics or electronic-defence claim.
Supports: Profile · profileData.portfolioScope
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · capability type
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
On-device sensor analysis This bounded statement is retained for reviewer verification.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · capability type
Behavioural-biometric identity and access security
SilentEdge uses device sensors and machine learning to model user interaction patterns and provide continuous on-device authentication for passwordless access to digital and physical systems.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
SilentEdge is presented by Zighra as a current product and by ISED as available through the federal commercialization pathway.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · name
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · name
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · capability type
Zighra describes SilentEdge as continuous behavioural authentication using typing, swiping, tapping, device hold and contextual sensor/network intelligence. Its models adapt locally; the current page provides no biometric error-rate benchmark, current SDK/device matrix or detailed offline data-flow specification.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · core features
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
Supports: SilentEdge continuous behavioural authentication · name
SilentEdge combines behavioural biometrics, sensor analytics and contextual signals for continuous user and device authentication. Models adapt to device interactions such as typing, tapping and swiping, with machine-learning execution described as local to sensor-equipped devices. Organizations can scope continuous authentication and transaction-risk integration; prevention and password-elimination claims are not guarantees of security outcomes.
The inspected current ISC PTC table lists Zighra GenesysInsights, Ottawa, Military/Digital Enablers, TS7, with expiry January 7 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the current HTML table despite earlier ISED/company descriptions of eligibility. Listing is a purchase route for the named innovation, not an order; no reason for the SilentEdge absence is established.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The inspected current ISC PTC table lists Zighra GenesysInsights, Ottawa, Military/Digital Enablers, TS7, with expiry January 7 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the current HTML table despite earlier ISED/company descriptions of eligibility. Listing is a purchase route for the named innovation, not an order; no reason for the SilentEdge absence is established.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
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The inspected current ISC PTC table lists Zighra GenesysInsights, Ottawa, Military/Digital Enablers, TS7, with expiry January 7 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the current HTML table despite earlier ISED/company descriptions of eligibility. Listing is a purchase route for the named innovation, not an order; no reason for the SilentEdge absence is established.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
The inspected current ISC PTC table lists Zighra GenesysInsights, Ottawa, Military/Digital Enablers, TS7, with expiry January 7 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the current HTML table despite earlier ISED/company descriptions of eligibility. Listing is a purchase route for the named innovation, not an order; no reason for the SilentEdge absence is established.
The inspected current ISC PTC table lists Zighra GenesysInsights, Ottawa, Military/Digital Enablers, TS7, with expiry January 7 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the current HTML table despite earlier ISED/company descriptions of eligibility. Listing is a purchase route for the named innovation, not an order; no reason for the SilentEdge absence is established.
The inspected current ISC PTC table lists Zighra GenesysInsights, Ottawa, Military/Digital Enablers, TS7, with expiry January 7 2029. SilentEdge is absent from the current HTML table despite earlier ISED/company descriptions of eligibility. Listing is a purchase route for the named innovation, not an order; no reason for the SilentEdge absence is established.
FedDev contribution record identifies Zighra Inc. and C$1,000,000 under the Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative, agreement January 1 2025 to March 31 2027, for advanced security-management technology. Contribution support is not revenue, equity or confirmed cash received.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
FedDev contribution record identifies Zighra Inc. and C$1,000,000 under the Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative, agreement January 1 2025 to March 31 2027, for advanced security-management technology. Contribution support is not revenue, equity or confirmed cash received.
FedDev December 17 2025 backgrounder assigns the C$1m Zighra project to commercialization of GenesysInsights GNSS jamming/spoofing detection for defence, critical infrastructure and transport. The amount is separate from SilentEdge and IntentHunter.
The current eligible-innovations list does not include SilentEdge, despite the April 2026 ISED success story describing PTC availability. Current SilentEdge route eligibility therefore needs confirmation; the separate DeepSense entry does not renew it.
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