Sectors
The same platform and the same evidence, tuned to the standards each sector answers to. One example per sector of the kind of thing we find.
Critical infrastructure
A vendor's maintenance modem still calling home from inside the OT zone, two years after the contract ended. Outside the asset register, but on-air and reachable.
For grid, water, gas, transport and telecoms-backbone operators.
Financial services
A claims-processing vendor still pulling policyholder data two years after the business migrated off its platform. Nobody owns the connection until the traffic makes it visible.
For banks, insurers, asset managers and payment providers.
Industrial & OT
A robot OEM's diagnostic modem inside a production cell, still calling the vendor's cloud after the warranty ended. Outside the corporate VLAN and off the asset register.
For manufacturers, miners and process industries.
Maritime & logistics
Vessels on approach to a port showing wrong positions on AIS. The cause is GPS spoofing, and it only becomes provable once the radio environment is baselined. Passive positioning is available where GPS can't be trusted.
For shipping operators, ports, terminals and offshore energy.
Public sector & defence
A drone in the airspace over a secure facility: detected passively, its control link classified and a bearing traced back to the operator, without transmitting a single watt.
For government, defence and intelligence. Runs on customer-controlled, air-gap-capable infrastructure.
Telecommunications
A cluster of customer complaints logged as a coverage fault in one sector. The real cause is an unauthorised transmitter degrading handovers, identifiable and locatable from the spectrum data.
For mobile and fixed-line operators, tower companies and satellite operators.
The platform is sector-agnostic. If you run networks, signals or AI agents that matter, we can show you what's moving across them.