Detection in the Field, Command and Control

Kingfisher: Portable Detection Unit

Kingfisher is the portable unit used in the field.

Each unit:

• monitors the cellular environment;
• networks with other Kingfisher units;
• sends data to Kingfisher Watch;
• can be deployed on its own or as part of a multi-unit network.

Kingfisher looks for cellular activity that shouldn't be there and gives your security team the technical context to understand what it found. See more on the Kingfisher unit.

Kingfisher Watch: The Command Platform

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.

It uses the data from every deployed Kingfisher unit and turns it into a live view your team can work from. See more on Kingfisher Watch.

Detect and Assess

Kingfisher units continuously watch the cellular environment and flag infrastructure and behavior that don't fit.

Legitimate networks change all the time. Towers are added, removed and reconfigured. Temporary systems appear. Signals vary by place, network and time of day.

Kingfisher profiles the cellular environment in the field. Kingfisher Watch gives your team the context to judge whether activity is expected and whether it needs a response. Profiling and Validation explains how.

Locate the Source

Once suspicious infrastructure turns up, the next question is physical:

Where is it, and what is it doing?

Multiple Kingfisher units can work together to widen coverage and help locate where a suspicious signal is coming from across a larger protected area. Kingfisher Network explains how units work together.

Your Data, By Design

Your information stays under your control. The data stays with you: Kingfisher Watch runs on your own systems, and the units in the field hold none of it.

If you protect sensitive operations, you control your data from the first day.