The Septier Checkpoint is a tactical security solution designed to extract cellular identities within predefined areas of interest, such as vehicle or pedestrian checkpoints. It operates across GSM, UMTS, LTE, and 5G (NSA) networks using multi-cell configurations to monitor cellular environments. The system supports various form factors for different operational scenarios, including sealed closets and pelican cases for fixed installations, as well as portable backpacks for temporary deployments.
When deployed, the system links cellular identities, such as IMSI and IMEI, with license plate and facial recognition data to facilitate identity enrichment. It also features target identification capabilities that alert users when known devices are detected, allowing operators to collect additional intelligence. Coupled with specialized sensors, the platform provides accurate localization of cellular devices to enhance intelligence gathering on both known and unknown targets.
