CPM Support File Update

The Kestrel TSCM Professional Software Channel Profile Files (CPM) provide a powerful spectrum overlay that includes unique band and channelized spectrum details as a graphical representation within the software with the latest CPM Support File Update. The CPM files can be displayed, hidden, combined, edited, deleted and customized by the technical operator for any number of mission critical deployment requirements. The WIFI CPM database has been recently updated with additional channelized information for the existing 5 GHz band and the full channel designations have been added for the new 6 GHz WIFI band. It is strongly recommended that the old WIFI CPM file be replaced with the latest version WIFI MASTER 2022-02-22. However, the operator can maintain multiple CPM files for regionalized deployment. The technical operator is encouraged to periodically review the Technical Support Group (TSG) Resource Centre for updated operator resource files. The Global Spectrum Analysis Database (GSAD) has also been updated with new Kestrel Reference Traces (KRT) and the powerful new Analytical Export Spectra (AES) database has also be updated with additional signals intelligence related files to assist operators in identifying signals of interest. Only the Kestrel TSCM Professional Software maintains globally enhanced operator accessible database reference file structure under a standards-based methodology. A globally connected technical security industry that is united in the common goal of disrupting corporate and state-sponsored espionage has many unique advantages in identifying and deploying the best SDR hardware and software, that connects the dots across globally deployed threat actors. It is time to move from packages obsolete spectrum resources an make the move to a powerful set of operator enhanced spectrum tools that make sense in a post cold war era. The Kestrel TSCM Professional Software is a fresh, new and modern approach to the obsolete monopoly of TSCM resources in days gone by. Repackage technology simply does not meet todays threat actor environment.