Faraday briefcase engineered for U.S. law enforcement digital forensics, federal agency device-isolation, executive protection details, and corporate-security incident response. 76–85 dB across 30 MHz – 10 GHz, IEEE-299 methodology, MIL-STD-188-125 reference, three independent chambers. NDA on request.
A forensic Faraday bag is a signal-blocking container used in digital forensics to preserve seized electronic devices in their on-scene state. The moment a phone or laptop is placed inside, all wireless connections (cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS) are severed — preventing remote wipe, password reset, location signaling, and any over-the-air data modification. Federal and state law enforcement, defense contractors, and corporate-security incident-response teams use Faraday bags as standard digital-forensics equipment.
The procurement requirement is narrow but consistent. The bag must fully attenuate every consumer wireless protocol (cellular 2G–5G, WiFi 2.4/5/6 GHz, Bluetooth, GPS L1/L2/L5, NFC, RFID), be documentable in chain-of-custody paperwork (test-report on letterhead, identifiable manufacturing origin, agency-branded patch system), and scale across multi-device intakes without requiring a separate bag per device.
The REVIS-1 satisfies all three. Three independent chambers handle a typical multi-device intake (suspect's phone, secondary phone, laptop, tablet, USB drives, wallet, keys) in one bag. Test-report on letterhead. Made in the United States. Custom-branded Velcro patch with agency identifier (10+ unit orders, no setup or tooling fee). Standard 4–6 week lead time; expedited 2-week production available for active-investigation outfitting.
Device is removed from suspect or recovered from the location. Case officer places it directly into the appropriate REVIS-1 chamber (laptop / tablet+phone / smaller items). Chamber sealed with Velcro closure. No power-down required — Faraday isolation is sufficient to prevent network access.
Bag is tagged with case-evidence marker. For agencies using custom-branded REVIS-1 units (10+ unit procurement), the agency identifier patch on the bag matches the case-management system. Date, time, seizing officer, and location logged per agency standard operating procedure.
Bag is transported to the forensics lab in the sealed state. Storage in evidence locker maintains Faraday isolation throughout — the device is not on any network for the entire transport-and-storage period. Battery may drain naturally; chain of custody is preserved against remote wipe and remote access.
Forensic examiner opens the chamber under controlled conditions in a Faraday-isolated examination room. Forensic image is acquired before any network reconnection. Original device's pre-seizure state is preserved in the image; the device may then be examined further or returned to isolated storage as case requirements dictate.
FBI, DEA, U.S. Marshals, ICE-HSI, Secret Service, DSS digital forensics. Multi-device-intake outfitting for cybercrime investigations, financial-crime task forces, counterterrorism device exploitation. Bulk procurement at agency unit pricing, custom-branded patches with agency identifier.
State police, county sheriff digital-forensics units, large-city detective bureau cybercrime divisions. Outfitting for narcotics, gang, cybercrime, and homicide cases where electronic evidence chain of custody is decisive. Bulk procurement and standard agency NDA workflow.
State Department, DoD, intelligence community device-isolation programs for traveler outfitting (overseas posts, sensitive-meeting attendance, traveling-principal protection). The same bag that supports forensic isolation supports operational privacy isolation across the same threat envelope.
Fortune 500 cybersecurity teams, defense contractors with cleared programs, incident-response retainers (Mandiant-class, CrowdStrike-class). Faraday-isolated device handling for compromised-device triage, departing-employee electronic recovery, and high-stakes M&A counsel device hygiene.
Bulk pricing from 10 units. Custom-branded Velcro patches with agency identifier included in unit price (no setup fee, no tooling fee). Standard 4–6 week lead time. Expedited 2-week production for active-investigation outfitting at additional cost.
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Three independently shielded chambers. 76–85 dB across 30 MHz – 10 GHz. IEEE-299 test methodology. Custom-branded patches at no setup fee for agency bulk orders. NDA on request.
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