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Bastille for the Public Sector

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Enforce Device Policy with 24×7 Wi-Fi, Cellular and Bluetooth Detection, Location and Alerting

Bastille’s real-time Cellular, Bluetooth, BLE and Wi-Fi detection and location system locates all authorized and unauthorized devices within a campus or forward deployed location. Bastille accurately places dots on a floor-plan for device location and sends alerts when a device is found where it should not be or doing what it should not do.

Sample devices located include:

  • Cellular Phones: Individual phones located in real-time just by their cellular signal
  • Bluetooth/BLE: Detect paired, active pairing and unpaired devices
  • Wearables: e.g. Smart watches such as Garmin Fenix, FitBit and Biometric Human Performance Monitors and other tactical gear
  • Personal Medical Devices: e.g. Hearing aids
  • Laptops & Tablets
  • Any device emitting cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or BLE

Precise Real-Time Accurate Individual Device Location – Not Misty Heat Maps

Earlier solutions and even some existing solutions detect power in a certain frequency in an area, and therefore cannot tell you if there is one device or 10 devices in a room. Bastille’s multi-patented solution recognizes individual devices, including individual cellular signals, and places a real-time dot on your floor plan to show where the device is located… which eliminates false positives.

Deploy and GEOFENCE (in/out) for SCIF and Open Secret Environments

Bastille is FCC certified as 100% passive and can be deployed where no transmitters are permitted. Bastille can set geo-fences to include or exclude areas where devices are/not allowed and send real-time alerts when devices are located and/or policies are violated.

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