Cellular Monitoring and Cellular Intercept Systems* provide a technological edge for Law Enforcement and Government Agencies. Via mobile phone surveillance or cellular interception, users are provided with Communications Intelligence or COMINT to help authorities collect, manage and analyze intercepted wireless communications, such as voice and data.
*Subject to Export Licensing
Over the last 15 years, Dynamite Global Strategies, Inc. (DGS) has specialized in providing advanced surveillance and security system to Law Enforcement and Government Agencies, in particular cell mapping of GSM networks, IMEI/IMSI catching, direction finding systems in GSM / UMTS / LTE, and Cellular Monitoring and Cellular Intercept System*. We have considerable experience in the design and supply of all types of communication monitoring systems, including Semi Active GSM Interceptors, Passive GSM Intercept System, CDMA, Satellite monitoring systems.
Our service, dedication and supply of technologically advanced security solutions to Government and Law Enforcement Agencies around the world have made DGS one of the most respected names in the business.
DGS Cellular Monitoring and GSM Intercept solutions are fully integrated, flexible and transportable systems that can be easily implemented and deployed for mission-critical scenarios. Our Cellular Monitoring systems are designed to intercept voice, SMS and GPRS data along with Call Related Air Information (between mobile phone and BTS) and are transparent to both the target and the service provider.
Cellular Monitoring and GSM Intercept systems offered by DGS are highly customizable to fit the vehicle of your choice for tactical mission applications, such as to intercept the target while moving.
DGS-360: Fully Passive GSM Interceptor
Monitors Up to 64 Target Cell Phones; Undetectable
DGS-320: Semi Active GSM Interceptor
Monitors 850/900/1800/1900 GSM Networks
Disclaimer: All Jamming devices in part or whole may be regulated by the US Department of State in accordance with the guidelines of ITAR (International Traffic in Arms) title 22, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Parts 120-130. An export license may be required before proceeding. RF Jamming in some countries is regulated. In the United States, RF Jamming is prohibited by the federal communications commission (FCC). Using an RF Jammer without FCC permission is a violation. Some Federal Agencies and US Armed Forces may be exempt. These devices are not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, in the United States, other than to the United States government, its agencies, and its properly delegated representatives.