NEXT-GEN SHIELDING STANDARD
Proven performance you don't have to take on faith.
Every CyberShield project is engineered around your facility and ends with measured evidence. Shielding effectiveness is tested on site according to international standards, and documented acceptance with detailed performance results is handed over with the room.
Measured and validated against
EN 50147-1Shielding effectiveness measurement
IEEE 299Available as a project option
BSI TL-03305 / 03306Eavesdropping-protected rooms & IT enclosures
NATO SDIP-27 Level ATEMPEST design & approval, aligned with NSA 94-106
MIL-STD-188-125-1 / -2HEMP and IEMI protection, project-specific validation
ISO/IEC 27001Supports the physical and environmental security controls
Why it is being specified now
ICD 705, 2025 revisionRF shielding must be integrated into walls, ceilings and doors — existing SCIFs become retrofit candidates
CISA EMP Guidelines v2.2, Level 4MIL-STD-188-125-1 protection at 1–5 % of new-build cost
SL5 Standard, Section 3.9 SA-4Shielded rack enclosures in the AI weight enclave — not law, but written by the frontier labs themselves
EO 13865 / NDAA CIPAEMP resilience duties across 16 critical-infrastructure sectors
Evidence baseFigures, terminology and threat definitions on this page are read from the publications below. Each entry names the issuing body, the document and the clause the statement comes from.
- NDSS 2026Peering Inside the Black Box — long-range model architecture snooping via GPU electromagnetic side channelsCited for: model architecture recovered from GPU emissions at 6 m, through a wall
- arXiv 2603.02891Kraken — parameter extraction from NVIDIA Tensor CoresCited for: model parameters extracted directly from GPU tensor cores
- IEC 61000-2-9Electromagnetic compatibility — Part 2-9: Description of HEMP environment, radiated disturbanceCited for: the E1 HEMP waveform and the 2.5 ns rise time quoted on this page
- IEC 61000-4-36Electromagnetic compatibility — Part 4-36: IEMI immunity test methods for equipment and systemsCited for: intentional electromagnetic interference treated as its own test discipline
- NCSCTEMPEST and electromagnetic security guidanceCited for: the definition and scope of compromising emanations
- SL5 Standard v0.1Security Level 5 Standard for AI security — Section 3.9 SA-4, shielded rack enclosures in the weight enclaveCited for: shielded rack enclosures at NSA 94-106 levels inside the weight enclave
- RAND RRA2849-1Securing AI Model Weights — the SL1–SL5 security level frameworkCited for: the SL1–SL5 framework these application profiles are anchored to
- NIST SP 800-53Security and Privacy Controls for Information Systems and Organizations — control PE-19, Information LeakageCited for: information leakage as a physical and environmental protection control
- CISAEMP Protection and Resilience Guidelines for Critical Infrastructure, v2.2 — Level 4 protectionCited for: Level 4 protection defined as MIL-STD-188-125-1, at 1–5 % of new-build cost
- EN 50600Information technology — Data centre facilities and infrastructuresCited for: data center facility and infrastructure terminology