Capabilities
Intercept evaluates, represents, and supports categories of security and life-safety technology that address priority risks across correctional, detention, law-enforcement, and public-safety environments.
Our approach is technology-neutral and operationally focused. We help clients identify the right capability and deployment model for each facility rather than attempting to force one solution across every operating environment.
Drone detection · RF sensing · Radar · Optical track
Fence sensing · Video analytics · Throw-over detection
Person and property screening · Mail · Vehicles · Cargo
Cellular detection · Managed access · Search and recovery
01 / AERIAL
Autonomous aerial systems can support perimeter patrol, emergency response, escape searches, tactical incidents, infrastructure inspection, real-time situational awareness, and large-campus security operations.
02 / AIRSPACE
Unauthorized drones present a growing threat to correctional and detention facilities through the delivery of narcotics, cellular devices, weapons, and other contraband. We advise on layered approaches to detecting, identifying, locating, tracking, investigating, and — where legally authorized — mitigating unauthorized drone activity.
03 / COMMUNICATIONS
Contraband cellular devices allow incarcerated individuals to coordinate criminal activity, threaten witnesses and victims, facilitate escapes, introduce contraband, and compromise institutional security. Intercept supports fixed and mobile approaches involving cellular detection, device location, communications intelligence, managed access, and legally authorized interdiction.
04 / CONTRABAND
Correctional agencies face increasingly sophisticated methods of introducing narcotics, weapons, electronic devices, and other prohibited materials into secure facilities — through employees and contractors, visitors, mail and packages, personal property, vehicles and deliveries, and facility access points.
05 / SCREENING
Nonintrusive screening technology can strengthen security while improving throughput and reducing dependence on manual searches — at intake areas, employee and visitor entrances, property rooms, loading docks, mailrooms, and vehicle entrances.
06 / USE OF FORCE
Correctional and law-enforcement personnel need safe, accountable, and effective options for managing threats, gaining compliance, responding to disturbances, and reducing reliance on higher levels of force — in housing units, recreation areas, perimeter security, transportation, and tactical response.
07 / LIFE SAFETY
Facilities require immediately available protection for fires, smoke events, hazardous-air emergencies, chemical exposure, riot-control agents, fentanyl, and other airborne threats. These capabilities complement existing self-contained breathing apparatus and emergency-response programs.
08 / INFRASTRUCTURE
Modern security technologies depend on reliable communications, video, power, cabling, data, and network infrastructure. Our work addresses the complete operational environment rather than treating equipment as a stand-alone purchase.
Mitigation is available only where federal law authorizes it. Intercept helps agencies establish which steps of the sequence they may lawfully perform, and what the evidence, investigation, and reporting requirements are for each.
| Operator | Detect | Identify | Locate | Track | Investigate | Mitigate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Designated federal departments | Permitted | Permitted | Permitted | Permitted | Permitted | Limited |
| State and local corrections | Limited | Limited | Limited | Limited | Permitted | Not permitted |
| Private operators | Limited | Limited | Not permitted | Not permitted | Limited | Not permitted |