Blind Tiger Communications
Blind Tiger Communications provides a cellular firewall that intercepts and controls unauthorized phones and drones across cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth networks without jamming. The platform auto-configures upon deployment, classifies every detected device, and allows trusted devices to operate normally while quarantining or denying unknown ones. It integrates with government and enterprise platforms including SOC, SIEM, TAK, SAPIENT, and FAAD C2.
- Defense Tech
- Cybersecurity
- Government Technology
- Hardware
- Artificial Intelligence
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Government and enterprise facilities face persistent threats from contraband phones and unauthorized drones, which can be used for surveillance, communication with external parties, or malicious activities. Traditional countermeasures rely on jamming, which is indiscriminate, often illegal, and disrupts trusted communications among friendly operators.
Solution
Blind Tiger Communications provides a cellular firewall that intercepts and controls access across cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth networks without jamming. The platform automatically maps the RF environment, self-configures safe defaults, and identifies and classifies every detected device. Trusted devices continue to operate normally, while unknown or hostile devices are denied access or quarantined into a controlled zone. At the edge, AI-driven extraction selectively pulls high-value targets off incumbent networks for deeper control. The system continuously adapts to changes in the RF environment, requiring no constant re-tuning or specialized RF expertise.
Target Audience
Primary customers are government and defense agencies, as well as enterprise security teams, that need to secure physical perimeters against unauthorized phones, tablets, and drones while maintaining uninterrupted trusted communications.
Features
- Multi-radio coverage spanning 2G/3G/4G/5G cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth in one unified system
- Autonomous plug-and-play operation with auto-configuration and real-time adaptation, requiring no wireless subject-matter expert
- Selective device extraction that pulls suspicious devices off incumbent networks into a managed, controlled zone
- API/C2 integration with government and enterprise platforms including SOC, SIEM, TAK, SAPIENT, and FAAD C2
- Policy enforcement engine that allows trusted devices while quarantining or denying unknown and hostile ones
- Continuous environmental surveying and dynamic policy updates as the RF landscape changes