Bastille published the final article of its series exploring how organizations move from simply observing wireless activity to genuinely understanding it in Wireless Airspace Cybersecurity.
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We started this series with a simple observation: AI data centers have a wireless blind spot. Traditional monitoring tools, no matter how sophisticated, stop at the RF e…
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Bastille
Wireless Airspace Cybersecurity
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Bastille
Bastille is the leader in Wireless Airspace Cybersecurity. Bastille enables enterprise security teams to assess and mitigate the risk associated with the growing number of Cellular, RF and Wireless threats. Bastille’s patented software and security sensors bring visibility to devices emitting radio signals (Wi-Fi, Cellular, Bluetooth, BLE, Wireless dongles and other IoT communications) in your organization’s airspace. Through its patented software-defined radio and machine learning technology, Bastille senses, identifies and localizes threats, providing security teams the ability to accurately quantify risk and mitigate airborne threats that could pose a danger to sensitive information and network infrastructure.
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Bastille CTO Brett Walkenhorst is speaking at the National Cyber Summit about rogue cell towers, evil Twin Wi-Fi attacks, and location tracking from leaked data.
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Bastille is hosting a webinar on the evolution of ICD 705 and wireless security measures with Craig Reifsteck and Brett Walkenhorst.
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Bastille is attending the GSX 2026 security convergence conference at Booth 1350 to discuss security stack vulnerabilities and the phone hotspot issue.
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