Cyber Security Room
Room where seized devices are examined in a signal-isolated environment.
Cyber Security Rooms for Police and Public Security
From the moment they enter the room, seized phones and computers can't connect to the outside world; evidence can't be wiped and the device can't be located.
- Mobile network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS signals can't get in
- Continuous protection from field to lab: from evidence box to room
- Turnkey installation in your building or in a container
- Signal IsolationThe device cannot connect
- Evidence SecurityCan't be wiped remotely
- 4 Different TypesFrom enclosure to container
Why is it needed?
Evidence Must Be Preserved as It Was Seized.
If a suspect's phone connects to a network even once after seizure, it can be wiped or locked remotely, or its location reported to the other side. That means losing evidence to be used in court.
A cyber security room is a signal-proof workspace where the examination team can examine devices switched on and running, comfortably for hours. Power, internet and air conditioning are provided through special parts that don't break the isolation.
Forensic evidence boxes for the time between the scene and the laboratory, and portable shielded containers for units away from headquarters, provide the same protection.
Mobile Device Examination
Data extraction from phones and tablets is done under signal isolation.
Evidence Preservation
Devices awaiting examination are stored in a disconnected environment.
Field and Regional Units
The same security outside headquarters with a shielded container.
Training and Exercises
Training teams with real devices in a secure environment.
Solutions
Rooms Used in Police and Public Security
Shielded Container
Portable shielded workspace, quickly set up in the field.
Forensic Evidence Box
A box that carries devices from the scene to the lab without any connection.
Standards
Which Standards Do We Build To?
The room is designed to the standard your product or facility must meet and is tested against that standard at handover.
- Your testing and usage needs are defined during the site survey
- A test report is provided at handover
- Annual maintenance and re-testing are available
- EN 50147-1
Defines how to measure how well a shielded room blocks signals.
- IEEE 299
Method for measuring the signal attenuation of shielded rooms and cabins.
Process
From First Meeting to Handover
- 1
Free Site Survey
We listen to your needs, inspect the site and measure the signals in the environment.
- 2
Design and Quote
We define the room size and equipment and give you a firm quote and schedule.
- 3
Manufacturing and Installation
We manufacture the panels, build the room and connect power and ventilation.
- 4
Testing and Handover
We test the room to the standard and deliver it with a report.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Police and Public Security
If your question isn't answered here, ask our engineer directly.
How many examination stations is the room designed for?
It is designed to need, from a single-person shielded enclosure to multi-station laboratories. We decide together during the survey how many specialists will work at once.
Can the internet be used inside?
Yes. The organization's network enters the room over fiber optic cable through special penetrations that create no signal leakage.
Do signals get in when the door opens?
Isolation is lost while the door is open. That's why for heavy use we recommend a shielded double-door entry vestibule; one door doesn't open until the other closes.
Do you provide technical specification support for public tenders?
Yes. We help you prepare a draft technical specification and measurement criteria suited to your needs.
Law Enforcement and Public Safety
Free Site Survey for Your Police and Public Security Project
Tell us briefly what you need; your site survey and quote will be ready within 24 hours.