Wideband spectrum sensing which requires detecting the presence or absence of signals in a wideband channel faces multiple practical issues. Current bandwidth limitations of state-of-the-art analog to digital converters require alternative approaches to be considered for wideband sensing. Cyclostationary feature detection is a promising sensing tool which is robust to noise, and takes advantage of the noise stationarity. In this paper, we propose a cyclostationary feature detector that operates on sub-Nyquist samples obtained via either multicoset sampling or the modulated wideband converter analog front-end, and present the receiver's detection performance at low SNRs.