Your GSOC Misses the Cellular Layer
The cellular environment around your facilities, events and trips is usually left out.
How Kingfisher Fits
Modern corporate security, often run from a global security operations center (GSOC), depends on visibility: facilities, access, cameras, cyber events, executive threats, travel, fraud and physical incidents. Kingfisher adds the cellular layer to that picture, so your GSOC can tell whether unauthorized cellular infrastructure is operating around a headquarters, an event or an executive trip.
Kingfisher is the portable detection unit. Each unit monitors the cellular environment, networks with other Kingfisher units and sends data to Kingfisher Watch.
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.
Learn more about Kingfisher and Kingfisher Watch.
Your Security Data Stays In-House
Your security team keeps the data. Kingfisher Watch and everything it collects are on your own systems, and units in the field store none of it.
For banks, data centers, critical infrastructure, executive-protection programs and other sensitive organizations, your cellular-security data stays under your direct control.
Where Your Security Stack Goes Quiet
- corporate headquarters;
- executive protection;
- financial institutions;
- data centers;
- casinos and resorts;
- hospitals;
- critical infrastructure;
- stadiums;
- sensitive meetings;
- travel security.
Add Cellular Awareness to the GSOC
Pick the site that worries you most. We'll start there.