Federal Sites Sit Inside Cellular Networks You Don't Control
Federal agencies operate buildings, campuses and compounds across the United States and overseas. The cellular environment around every one of them runs on infrastructure the agency does not own.
Why It Matters
Staff, visitors and diplomats carry phones. A fake cell tower near an embassy, a consulate, a federal building or a compound can make those phones connect to it. It can show who is present, and when they arrive and leave. The more capable ones can intercept or alter communications.
Nobody inside sees anything unusual. Security teams watch the networks they own. They don't watch the cellular signals in the air around them.
Onshore and Offshore
At home, a rogue base station can sit in a parked vehicle near a federal building.
Overseas, the cellular networks around an embassy, a consulate or a compound belong to someone else, and an unknown base station near the fence can mean someone is running their own network there.
How Kingfisher Fits
Every building and compound you run sits inside cellular networks you do not control. Kingfisher gives your security team a view of the cellular environment around each one, at home and overseas, so you can tell whether something unauthorized is operating near the fence.
Kingfisher is the portable detection unit. Each unit monitors the cellular environment, networks with other Kingfisher units and sends data to Kingfisher Watch. It is built for teams that protect facilities and the people inside them.
Kingfisher Watch is the command platform. It provides live maps, heatmaps of cellular activity, a security operations center (SOC) dashboard, dispatch and multiple display options.
Kingfisher monitors cellular infrastructure, not individual phones.
Learn more about Kingfisher and Kingfisher Watch.
Your Information Stays With You
Your own systems hold the data, and you own and control it. The units in the field store none of it.
At Home and Abroad
- federal buildings and campuses;
- embassies and consulates;
- overseas compounds;
- remote and temporary sites;
- high-value meetings;
- motorcade and travel routes.
Start With One Facility
Pick the facility that worries you most, here or abroad. We'll start there.