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Companies implementing Radio Monitoring

Radio Monitoring involves continuously listening to and reporting foreign radio transmissions to collect intelligence, using at least two components that detect each other's presence and help identify RF signals while preventing accidental overexposure.

List of companies that implement Radio Monitoring

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  • Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. logo
    United StatesEmployees355kRevenue$9.4BSecurity and Investigations
    Radio MonitoringHigh confidence
  • State of Connecticut logo
    United StatesEmployees10kRevenue$10MGovernment Administration
    Radio MonitoringHigh confidence
  • Rohde & Schwarz logo
    GermanyEmployees10kRevenue$2.9BTelecommunications
    Radio MonitoringHigh confidence
  • Kansas Turnpike Authority logo
    United StatesEmployees201Revenue$3MTruck Transportation
    Radio MonitoringMedium confidence
  • Ofcom logo
    United KingdomEmployees1.7kTelecommunications
    Radio MonitoringMedium confidence
  • WSP logo
    CanadaEmployees74kRevenue$8.8BProfessional Services
    Radio MonitoringMedium confidence
  • Connecticut Department of Administrative Services logo
    United StatesEmployees162Government Administration
    Radio MonitoringLow confidence
  • Securitas Group logo
    SwedenEmployees12kSecurity and Investigations
    Radio MonitoringLow confidence
  • ECS logo
    United StatesEmployees5kRevenue$453MIT Services and IT Consulting
    Radio MonitoringLow confidence
  • Saab logo
    SwedenEmployees22kRevenue$98MDefense and Space Manufacturing
    Radio MonitoringLow confidence

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