NATIA 2024 Kestrel TSCM | Professional Development TSCM Group exhibited at NATIA 2024 this past week. The NATIA 2024 demonstration of the Kestrel TSCM Professional Software was a surprize to many delegates attending the event, as this was the first time they had seen our industry leading features and capability, that are truly unique from an industry standpoint. The Kestrel TSCM Professional Software is supported by a standards-based methodology that is firmly based on a Total Energy Capture (TEC) concept, utilizing our Tap Capture Plot (TCP) feature. Many delegates were impressed by our ability to produce TEMPEST related unintentional radiator recovery, and our use of Dimensional Geo-Location Heat Mapping (DGLHM) technology to localize TEMPEST emitters. Kestrel is the leading choice for many government, military, law-enforcement, and national security entities worldwide. Kestrel is well respected as a universal, mission critical platform that is scalable, operator centric, innovative and allows the operator to adapt to changing mission profiles and requirements within the same application, by simply swapping out the software defined radio hardware. Kestrel was first released in 2009 and is a time proven platform that never becomes obsolete, as our dedicated and continuous development cycle is always on the leading edge of the latest threat technology and more importantly, the latest SDR hardware from Signal Hound and other manufacturers, such as our own Kestrel Lightning radio.

Our new Kestrel Lightning radio was quietly presented and demonstrated at NATIA 2024 for the first time from 9 kHz to 40 GHz with 100 MHz of real-time bandwidth. Our focus on the EU market has been a tremendous success this past year, with a significant market share shift away from obsolete hardware, concepts and ineffective training. Our highly focused TSS, CTO, CGTO, and our latest Vehicle Search Specialist (VSS) certification programs have dominated the UK, EU, AU, and Canadian market. Our Kestrel DTAP UAV development work has now been commissioned by law-enforcement and government regulatory entities. The monopoly is crumbing for some in the industry, as many now understand it is not about loyalty, it is about the mission. It is this shift, in favour of modern training, new methodology, budget friendly TSCM resources, and a highly experienced support network. Team Kestrel in Canada and France, have just completed 20 weeks of CTGO training during the past six (6) months alone, with just under 100 participants trained in the deployment of the Kestrel TSCM Professional Software and its powerful supported SDR hardware.