From airports to embassies, critical facilities require the highest level of protection to combat threats from terrorism, espionage, criminal activity, and hostile foreign states. Also, Industry 4.0 and the widespread use of autonomous systems have substantially elevated the potential for attacks. Mitigating risk and identifying electromagnetic interference 24/7/365 is an operational and intelligence-gathering necessity.
While physical security, including bug sweeping, is essential, adopting a multi-layered approach provides the highest level of safety and security. Continuous real-time spectrum monitoring is essential to secure sensitive, critical facilities and meet modern threats.
Broad-bandwidth, highly sensitive RF sensors
24/7/365 monitoring
Passive RF alert & intelligence gathering
Technical surveillance counter measures (TCSM)
Detect low-power signals
Small-area sensor networks
Easy-to-use, autonomous spectrum monitoring software
RFeye SyncLinc for GPS-denied environments
Airports rely on spectrum monitoring solutions to mitigate economic loss and risks associated with interference, jamming, and the escalating threat from COTS drones.
As CNI relies on wireless communication and control systems, spectrum monitoring safeguards against malicious acts and ensures the reliability of these essential services.
Continuous and autonomous spectrum monitoring allows governments to have secure spaces free of bugging, interception, and eavesdropping.
Spectrum monitoring at space centers is crucial to ensure critical frequencies are free from interference, to protect public safety, and to safeguard RF-sensitive payloads from damaging transmissions that could cause in-orbit failures.
Spectrum monitoring is essential to immediately detect and locate unauthorized transmissions from electronic devices, ensuring that sensitive discussions remain protected from real-time surveillance breaches.
Spectrum monitoring is critical to continuously and autonomously detect RF transmissions that could undermine security by facilitating industrial espionage.
Spectrum monitoring is essential to provide an autonomous, non-invasive layer of security that detects unusual RF activity, crucial for maintaining trust, data integrity, and service continuity.
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