Phones and computers under examination can't connect to the outside world; evidence is preserved intact.
A cyber security room is a special laboratory where seized phones, tablets and computers are examined, and no wireless signal from outside can enter.
What sets it apart from an ordinary Faraday cage is that you can work inside comfortably for hours. Power, internet, ventilation and lighting are provided through special parts that don't break the room's signal isolation.
Why does it matter? If a seized phone connects to a network even once, its owner can wipe it remotely. This room eliminates that risk from the moment the device is received until the examination ends. On the way from the field to the lab, the Forensic Evidence Box and Shielded Container provide the same protection.
Mobile network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and satellite signals can't get in.
The device can't be wiped remotely, and its data can't be sent out.
How well the room blocks signals is measured and reported.
Installed in your existing building; moved or expanded if needed.
Remote wipe commands and SMS can't get through.
Cloud backup and wireless data transfer stop.
Nearby device connections and “Find My” broadcasts stop.
Location can't update and the device can't be tracked.
Messages and data can't be sent via satellite.
Nearby file sharing is blocked.
Signals usually leak not through the wall but through the door, ventilation and cable penetrations. That's why each is made with special parts that don't leak signals.
The dashed turquoise line shows the boundary signals can't cross. Power, air and internet cross this boundary only through a filter, a special ventilation grille and fiber cable.
Thanks to the copper gaskets on its edges, it doesn't leak signals when closed. Single or double leaf.
A special honeycomb-shaped grille lets air through but not signals.
Filters that prevent signals leaking over the power cable.
Analysis computers stay connected to the internet, while the device under examination can't connect.
| Signal blocking (shielding) | ≥ 100 dB |
|---|---|
| Frequency range | 10 kHz – 18 GHz |
| Measurement standard | EN 50147-1 / IEEE 299 |
| Wall construction | Modular galvanized steel panels |
| Door | RF-gasketed, single or double leaf |
| Ventilation | Signal-proof honeycomb grille |
|---|---|
| Power | Filtered entry panel, 16–63 A |
| Internet | Fiber cable or filtered wired network |
| Interior | Office-comfort finish, LED lighting |
| Delivery time | 8–12 weeks |
Single examination station, an add-on to an existing lab
Permanent digital forensics laboratory
Multi-unit organizations and central laboratories
Field units and projects needing fast installation
We inspect your building and measure the signals.
We define the layout and draw the 3D design.
We manufacture panels and doors in our workshop.
We install the room and connect the services.
We measure signal blocking and deliver with a report.
We measure once a year and renew gaskets.
It was installed modularly on the third floor of an existing building without floor reinforcement. Thanks to the shielded entry vestibule, the examination area stayed isolated even with the door open. Analysis computers were connected to the organization's network over a fiber line.
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A cyber security room is a Faraday cage; the difference is that it's designed for forensic examination. With filtered power and data entry, ventilation, lighting and workstations, it is built as a laboratory you can work in for hours.
dB shows how much the room weakens a signal. 100 dB means the outside signal is reduced to one ten-billionth. To reliably block phone and Wi-Fi signals, 80–100 dB is usually targeted; the exact value depends on the signal level in your building and your organization's specification.
Yes. The room arrives in parts, is carried in through standard doors and installed inside an existing room. We check floor load capacity, ceiling height and power supply during the survey.
Yes. Internet is brought in over signal-tight fiber cable or a filtered wired network. That way analysis computers are online while the device under examination can't make a wireless connection.
Room size, required signal blocking level, number of doors, number of people working inside and whether the building is ready determine the price. After the survey we give a quote listing every item separately.
Yes. We share free of charge a draft technical specification covering the signal blocking level, measurement standard, door and penetration details.
Tell us how many people will work and where you want the room; your free site survey and quote will be ready within 24 hours.