What is Bastille?
Bastille offers a comprehensive wireless airspace cybersecurity platform designed to secure enterprise environments by detecting and mitigating threats in the radio frequency (RF) spectrum. It utilizes patented detection algorithms, high-performance sensor arrays, and AI augmentation to monitor over 50 wireless protocols, including Bluetooth, BLE, IoT, and cellular channels. The platform provides real-time visibility into wireless devices and networks, pinpointing their locations within a 1-3 meter radius and maintaining an up-to-date inventory for audit and compliance purposes.
By integrating with existing cybersecurity frameworks like Zero Trust, CAASM, and XDR, Bastille enriches security data with business context such as device ownership and movement patterns. This enables organizations to proactively manage risks, identify insider threats, and strengthen regulatory compliance, making it suitable for sectors like government, AI data centers, and industrial systems where wireless security is critical beyond traditional network perimeters.
Features
- Wireless Discovery & Asset Inventory: Real-time tracking and inventory of wireless devices and networks with granular details like MAC address and carrier.
- AI-Driven Threat Detection: Uses machine learning models to identify and prioritize wireless threats, alerting users to risks in a 1-3 meter radius.
- Zero Trust, CAASM & XDR Integration: Seamlessly enriches cybersecurity data with business context and wireless insights for improved SOC team response.
- Regulatory Compliance Support: Maintains audit-ready logs of wireless assets and threats to strengthen cybersecurity compliance efforts.
- Executive Protection: Prevents breaches and surveillance of VIPs by monitoring wireless airspace for malicious activities.
Use Cases
- Securing AI data centers from wireless attacks to protect sensitive data and uphold service level agreements.
- Monitoring government classified areas for wireless intrusion and insider threats to maintain security protocols.
- Enhancing enterprise cybersecurity by detecting non-compliant device usage and shadow IT in corporate infrastructure.
- Protecting industrial control systems (ICS) and SCADA from wireless vulnerabilities in OT and IoT environments.
- Providing executive protection by preventing wireless espionage and surveillance of high-profile individuals.
