Faraday Bag Signal Blocker Disklabs LS1 Laptop Shield

Disklabs Laptop Shield Faraday Bag (LS1)

A Disklabs laptop sized (15inch laptop) bag designed to isolate all types of laptop up to 15 inch with wireless connectivity.

This Disklabs Limited Faraday Bag has been awarded the Police Approved "Secured by Design" award.

Disklabs Faraday Bags Block All Wireless Signals including WiFi, 5G, 4G, 3G, 2G, GPS, Bluetooth, Radio, NFC etc. 

Disklabs Faraday Bag Blocking 5G Signal Successfully

Disklabs Faraday Bag Blocking 5G Signal Successfully

Tech Spec.

• Dimensions w:46cm/ h:32cm (folded height)

• Window No

• Strap/Handle Yes Handle

   

Shielding

Faraday bags ensure that devices are secure from any external interceptions, and prevent:
Remote wiping of the data - losing critical data in a case or tribunal.
Tracking the device - potentially putting your officers in jeopardy.
Bugging - by remotely using the devices microphone and/or camera.
Allowing officers immediate access to data on a device in a secure manner.
Operating the Laptop remotely via third party peer to peer softwares like teamviewer
 

Who uses Faraday Bags?

Military and Intelligent Agencies use Faraday bags to prevent unwanted applications being invoked remotely or data altered after devices are seized.
Law Enforcement organisations use Faraday bags to maintain a secure chain of custody from point of seizure to examination.
Forensic Investigators use the 'Lab Edition' Faraday bags during analysis of exhibits and view results directly from the mobile exhibit's screen. (This ensures that the exhibit can't be remotely wiped or accessed by anyone other than the examiner.)
Corporate Clients use Faraday bags to safeguard their phones, laptops and tablets during sensitive meetings, in transit or in situations where their electronic devices might be vulnerable to interception.
 

Why Use Faraday Bags?

• Stops the data on your laptop or device being remotely erased by the suspect or their allies.

• Avoids the problem of the device becoming PIN / password locked by wireless hack.

• Safely protect your data in transit.

Simon Steggles the man who developed the Faraday bag from a niche product aimed at police forces and security services to a multi million £ consumer product. Who says crime doesn't pay? @bbcmtd @Disklabs #CrimeWave #hitech pic.twitter.com/LkVMLfjvw9

€š¬‚¬� Peter Wilson (@peterwilson9) August 10, 2018

The French military and Brit government ministers are using Faraday bags but can @Disklabs bags really stop your phone from being tracked or hacked? @bbcmtd #RFShielding #keyShield #RelayTheft #phone #CrimeNews pic.twitter.com/0zwIYFiPy6

€š¬‚¬� Peter Wilson (@peterwilson9) August 10, 2018

The forensic data company now making a booming business in Faraday bags thanks to the rise in hi tech crime @bbcmtd @Disklabs #FaradayBags #RelayTheft #CrimeWave pic.twitter.com/L1TmckQ9Cr

€š¬‚¬� Peter Wilson (@peterwilson9) August 10, 2018