Detect unauthorized devices before they embed, pivot, or impersonate legitimate ones.
SensAbility compares live physical-layer signal behavior to a trusted baseline to identify rogue, spoofed, cloned, or unauthorized replacement hardware without agents, firmware access, or reliance on device self-reporting.
Rogue hardware doesn’t knock at the front door; it slips in through overlooked ports, unsecured wireless connections, or swapped-out components. These rogue installations bypass software-level defenses and blend into trusted network traffic.
Sensor Biometrics closes that gap by identifying untrusted devices at the signal level. We see what other tools can’t: devices that behave like they belong but don’t emit the right physical layer signature.
Validate device identity at the physical layer
Works with legacy, embedded, and COTS devices
Unauthorized hardware replacements in diverse multi-vendor systems
Detect rogue, spoofed, cloned, and swapped hardware
Backdoors don’t announce themselves. But they change the environment electromagnetically, behaviorally, and instantly. That’s where we detect them.
If it emits a signal, we can find it. If it doesn’t match what’s trusted, we raise the flag.
