Do you know whether your radio communications can be overheard?
Every critical operation relies on communications that are assumed to be private. Rarely does anyone check. Tank Audit evaluates whether your radios can be overheard and at what level of vulnerability, and gives you a report with evidence.
- Eavesdropping
- Vulnerability level
- Report with evidence
Illustrative video of a guard speaking on the radio in a bank lobby.
The problem
Most organizations don't know whether they are being overheard, because they have never measured it.
What you think is private may not be. A conversation about an operation, a transfer or an incident may be within reach of anyone nearby, depending on your radios' standard (analog, DMR, TETRA, P25 or another) and whether they are encrypted.
What changes with Tank Audit
- 01
Clarity.
You know the level of vulnerability your radios operate at, based on their standard and whether they are encrypted.
- 02
Confidentiality.
What is said about operations, transfers or incidents should not be overheard from outside.
- 03
Backing.
Before a board, a regulator or an insurer, showing that you evaluated the risk is worth more than assuming you were fine.
For what you use and for what you are about to buy
Before signing with a provider, know what you are exposed to.
The report answers
- Whether your radio communications can be overheard
- At what level of vulnerability, based on their standard
- What you should do about it
Who it is for
- Banks
- Law enforcement
- Private security
- Cash-in-transit
What the service includes
- A test of your communications under real conditions
- A report with evidence, in your language, not the engineer's
- A basis for deciding what to change or what to require from a provider
- Confidential delivery, for your eyes only
Frequently asked questions
What do I receive?
A clear report with the result in your case and a basis for deciding what to change or what to require from a provider. It is delivered confidentially.
Is it useful before buying?
Yes. Before signing with a provider, you can know what you are exposed to with what they are offering you.
Who is it for?
For any operation where an overheard radio is costly, such as banks, law enforcement, private security and cash-in-transit.