What does cyber-physical security actually mean?

It means treating a device operating in your space as one category of threat, whether it arrives through a door, a network, or the air. A covert camera, a rogue access point, and a drone over the roofline are conventionally handled by three different teams with three different tools. Monitoring them in one picture is what closes the gaps between them.

How is cyber-physical monitoring different from the security tools we already run?

Firewalls, NAC, EDR, and network detection all require a device to be on, or trying to reach, your network. SAFE Perimeter 360 sees devices that never connect at all. That is an entire category of threat those tools are blind to by design, not by weakness.

Do we have to replace our cameras or access control?

No. This is deliberately not a rip-and-replace solution. It integrates with video management, access control, intrusion panels, and the security operations workflow through API-based connectors. Where those systems work, they stay.

Does it require agents on endpoints or a network tap?

Neither. Sensors observe the RF environment directly and report to a cloud portal, with an optional on-premise server. There is no agent rollout, no change window on production infrastructure, and no dependency on the network you are trying to assess.

Will the sensors interfere with our Wi-Fi, cellular, or medical equipment?

No. The detection platforms are passive: they receive RF and emit nothing. This matters in hospitals with sensitive biomedical equipment, in airports and seaports operating under aviation spectrum rules, and in SCIFs and other no-wireless zones where an emitting sensor would be self-defeating.

How does cyber-physical monitoring handle privacy?

These are RF sensors, not content interception. They observe that a device is transmitting, what type it is, and where it sits. They are not reading messages, listening to calls, or identifying individuals by name. Collection is anonymized, and every deployment is scoped and documented so counsel can review exactly what is and is not captured. SAFE Perimeter is not a law firm and this is not legal advice.

Stadium & Event Security

Event Security, Delivered. Establish a No-Fly Zone.

Walk-through screening at the gates. Smarter cameras on the concourse. Drone and wireless detection over the bowl and inside the building. One defense, from first gate to final whistle.

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7–14 km

Airspace watched

< 30 min

Case to operational

550+

Drone signatures

24/7

Monitored watch

The Game-Day Threat List

Four Threats Screening Never Sees.

None of them set off a magnetometer. None of them show up on a camera. All of them transmit.

Overhead

The drone above the bowl.

Over fans, the field and press — for a livestream, a stunt or worse. Found, classified and the pilot located.

On the concourse

The Wi-Fi that isn't the venue's.

Spoofed networks harvesting fan logins, Bluetooth skimmers on point-of-sale. Flagged the moment they power up.

Behind the doors

The device in the locker room.

Covert cameras and recorders in suites, locker rooms and team spaces. Located for recovery — and, with Reagent, tied to the likely person behind them.

At the gate

The badge that was cloned.

Multi-tool RF devices used against credentials and gates. Identified by signature, not appearance.

One Picture, Whole Venue

We've Got You Covered, From Gate to Sky.

Four layers, one command post. Integrated with the screening, cameras and access control already in the building — not ripped out and replaced.

Airspace

Drones over the bowl

Passive detection out to 14 km, with the pilot's position fixed for the response team.

Wireless

Every device inside

Rogue networks, skimmers, hidden cameras and trackers across 300 MHz–6 GHz — zero emissions.

Cameras

Smarter existing cameras

AI software that overlays the cameras already installed — visible weapons, fights, smoke and fire.

Walk-through screening at a venue entrance

Gates

Screening that keeps lines moving

Walk-through weapons detection and access control, planned against real arrival peaks.

Command post Everything lands in one common operating picture — the GSOC, the command post or ATAK devices on the floor. For suites, locker rooms and VIP areas, Reagent adds the likely person behind a device and cuts off the access it relies on.

Drone Detection as a Service

Game-Day Coverage. No Hardware to Buy.

SAFE Perimeter deploys the sensors, watches the sky and hands the command post a report after the final whistle. Book it for one night, the whole season or the entire tour — or own the kit outright.

Concerts · Playoffs · Galas

Single Event

Coverage for one high-profile night, set up and torn down around the event.

Advance site survey
Mobile kits on site, operational in under 30 minutes
Live monitoring from gates-open to clear
Post-event detection report

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Most requested

Teams · Venues · Universities

Full Season

Every home date covered, with a baseline that sharpens game over game.

Every home event, one fixed schedule
24/7 monitored watch with real-time alerts
Pilot geolocation and repeat-drone tracking
Season trend reporting via SAFE Perimeter AI

Cover the Season

Tournaments · Tours · Festivals

Tournament & Tour

Coverage that moves city to city, or scales across a multi-venue event.

Multi-venue and multi-day deployments
Surge coverage for VIP arrivals and fan zones
One picture across every site
Consolidated after-action reporting

Plan a Tour

Prefer to own it?

Your Own Game-Day Kit

Put detection in the hands of the venue's own security team. A one-person carry kit that goes from case to coverage before gates open — every home date, every away trip.

SkyShield Mobile — 3–7 km, 360° passive detection
Direction finding to walk toward the pilot
Alerts on phones and ATAK devices
Operator training and first-year support included

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T-minus days

Survey

Site walk, RF baseline and sensor placement.

Gates open

Deploy

Kits case-to-operational in under 30 minutes.

In play

Watch

Alerts to the command post, ATAK or phones.

Final whistle

Report

Time-stamped detections, ready for review.

Ready Before Kickoff

Airspace Defense, Called Like a Defensive Coordinator.

Read the field before the snap. Know every threat on the board. Built one coverage at a time — by a team that has played in the game.

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Drone and wireless detection can be deployed today by venues and event operators. Active drone mitigation remains restricted under federal law to authorized agencies. Performance figures are manufacturer-published and vary with environment. Read the FAQ.