Your Real-Time Crime Center Can See the Incident. Can It See the Cellular Layer?
Real-time crime centers (RTCCs) pull together calls, vehicles, license-plate readers, private feeds and intelligence while events unfold.
The cellular environment usually isn't one of them.
Why It Matters
Portable rogue cellular systems create a timing problem. The transmitter may run for minutes or hours, the operator may be on the move, and victims may not understand what happened until later.
Traditional investigation often starts after the source is gone.
Local law enforcement has one important advantage: officers are already in the area while the event is happening.
How Kingfisher Fits
Kingfisher is the portable detection unit. Each unit monitors the cellular environment, communicates with other Kingfisher units and sends its findings to Kingfisher Watch.
Kingfisher Watch is the command platform on the agency's own systems. It provides live maps, heatmaps, a SOC dashboard, dispatch and multiple display options.
Open APIs feed the agency's SOC. Kingfisher monitors cellular infrastructure, not individual phones.
Learn more about Kingfisher and Kingfisher Watch.
Data Stays With the Agency
Kingfisher Watch and all collected data are on the agency's own systems, and the agency owns and controls them. Kingfisher units are remote sensors and do not store data.
For law enforcement, that control is part of the security model.
Advanced Capabilities
Decoy, trace and trap capabilities are available to qualifying agencies *upon approval.
Add the Cellular Layer to Your Real-Time Crime Center
Tell us about your jurisdiction and where you need cellular visibility. We'll shape the evaluation around that environment.