Blind Tiger expanded its managed access model beyond cellular to include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth—enabling unified policy enforcement for restricted environments where “no electronics beyond this point” must be enforced without disrupting lawful operations.
Unified Policy Across Common Wireless Protocols
Real facilities rarely face a single protocol. Phones, tablets, wearables, hotspots, and IoT devices often present multiple radios at once. A practical wireless security architecture must apply consistent policy outcomes across cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth—while maintaining approved connectivity for leadership, staff, and mission systems.
Typical Outcomes
- Allow: approved devices continue to operate normally
- Quarantine: isolate unknown devices into a controlled zone for assessment
- Deny: prevent unvetted devices from attaching or remaining connected
Designed for Compliance-Oriented Deployments
Blind Tiger’s operating principles emphasize standards-compliant control and a privacy-preserving model: no payload inspection and no collection or storage of PII. This approach supports correctional facilities, defense sites, sensitive corporate spaces, and other environments where collateral disruption is unacceptable.