Working principle:
Multiple real-time wireless spectrum monitoring terminals are arranged at locations requiring information security protection to collect wireless signals within the working range and aggregate the information to the Spectrum Analysis Center. The Spectrum Analysis Center analyzes the operating frequency bands, modulation and demodulation types, data formats, encryption modes, communication protocols, etc. of various signals, and analyzes the changes of these signals in the time and spatial domains through artificial intelligence to determine whether security threats exist in the environment.


Application Scenario:
Deploying real-time wireless spectrum monitoring equipment in places that need to be protected makes it easy to detect wireless communication terminals that have been deliberately left behind in the environment, such as hidden cameras and bugs. Long-term monitoring also makes it possible to discover wireless communication terminals that are lurking in the environment but are constantly waking up. Its application scenarios include:

1. Information security protection area: prevents unauthorized wireless communication devices such as hidden cameras and bugs from being brought into the area that needs information security protection by the personnel, and ensure the security of the protected area at all times.

2. Hotels: prevents residents from installing hidden cameras in guest rooms.

3. Public places: prevents visitors from installing eavesdropping devices or hidden cameras in places that require privacy protection, such as public restrooms.

 

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