Emerging Tech: Security — The Need for Wireless Airspace Defense
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Emerging Tech: Security — The Need for Wireless Airspace Defense
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Bastille extends its protection beyond the network perimeter, keeping bad actor tools, unauthorized wireless devices, phones, wearables, and vulnerable IoT devices out of these increasingly high-risk spaces.
Before the mass adoption of AI, data center security focused on physical security. Today, however, enterprises must aggregate and expose more data for use in LLMs, broadening the attack surface just as wireless attacks are getting more sophisticated.
Bastille takes AI data center security challenges head-on by enabling a new level of visibility and threat detection.
Go beyond the network perimeter to find wireless threats most InfoSec teams miss, from rogue access points to vulnerable personal wearables.
Find hard-to-detect devices and RF emitters that identity scanners, guards, motion detectors, and cameras systems don’t catch.
Enrich AI data center security data with actionable details that operations and incident response teams can rapidly act on.
Continuous wireless monitoring systems like Bastille detect, identify, and localize all wireless devices in your space, alerting you when a device is behaving in a way that it shouldn’t.
Wireless threats range from the seemingly innocuous to the clearly malicious. Bastille detects every wireless device and network at your data centers, then adds AI-driven business context to uncover their threat level and real-time location.
Unapproved smartphones and cellular devices vulnerable to spyware, and rogue cell towers.
Rogue Wi-Fi hotspots and access points like Wi-Fi pineapples.
Bluetooth data exfiltration tools or vulnerable Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) devices.
Voice and motion-activated bugs or tagging devices like Airtags and Tiles.
USB listening, exfiltration, remote code, and injection devices like the O.MG Cable, Ninja Cable, Rubber Ducky, and Charger Bug.
RFID tracking devices, personal wearables, wireless cameras, and other smart devices.
Widely accessible bad actor tools like MouseJack, KeySniffer, KeyJack, and Flipper Zero.
Badge and access solutions, alarms, motion detectors, and unconfigured controls with “Radio Ready” Consoles.
ICS jammers, blockers, and other signal-interfering devices.
Networks created and run by employees, contractors, or bad actors without approval from the organization.
Temperature, humidity, airflow, and other environmental sensors installed in the data center.
Drones equipped with wireless scanning technology that hover outside a facility to intercept wireless signals.
Maintain continuity and build trust with your enterprise AI data center customers by neutralizing unauthorized wireless devices before they affect your services.
Incorporate Bastille into your Zero Trust framework and integrate with CAASM, XDR, and SOAR solutions.
See how the platform works in a demo.
