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In both private and public sectors, senior management has been in a state of heightened concern over increasing the security of information that is communicated - both written and oral. .
This unease covers a wide range of subjects: quarter’s financial performance, to rumors of domestic terrorism, to top-secret meetings with military defense contractors. There is a need to protect conversations from inadvertent and deliberate eavesdropping. Of critical concern is protection from the threat of intercepted conversations by a host of electronic devices that are currently and easily available on the market.
One example of these more publicized "tools" is the use of laser beams that can be aimed from a considerable distance at windows and capture information that can be processed into intelligible conversation.
the sensitive conversations of corporate, government, and military facilities. Among these solutions are sound masking devices for the treatment of windows, doors, walls, ceiling plenums, floors, HVAC ducts, and utility penetrations.
American Sound Masking design-builds every audio security solution application specific for the area of concern. Such areas include Executive office environments, R&D facilities, Financial institutions, manufacturing facilities, and pilot plants.
Our sound masking solutions meet *DCID and *DIAM federal requirements for *SCIF. (See definitions below) 4-8 ohm devices and out performing transducer type maskers.
Contact an American Sound Masking professional to discuss how these versatile devices can protect your facilities and interests.
* DCID: Director Central Intelligence Directives, (CIA) * DIAM: Defense Intelligence Agency Measures, (DIA) * SCIF: Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, (self-contained information Facility) |
