What has to be protected
Compute halls, network entrance rooms, key management, command rooms or a private safe room. What sits inside the boundary sets how much of it there has to be.
START WITH YOUR RISK PROFILE
Tell us what you need to protect. A Frankonia specialist will review your project and respond by email.
ENQUIRY
Fill this in and your own mail application opens with everything already written. Nothing leaves your computer until you press send, and the mail goes to the CyberShield sales desk.
If you would rather put the details together yourself, this address reaches the same team.
sales-cybershield@frankoniagroup.comWHAT TO SEND
Send what you have — the list below is what we would ask for anyway, and putting it in the first mail removes a round trip.
Compute halls, network entrance rooms, key management, command rooms or a private safe room. What sits inside the boundary sets how much of it there has to be.
The shielding effectiveness you have to reach and the standard it is measured to — EN 50147-1, IEEE 299, MIL-STD-188-125 or a customer specification. That sets the construction.
Internal dimensions and clear height of the space you have, the access route, the floor loading, and when it has to be finished — particularly if it goes inside a building that stays in use. Nothing is welded, so the room goes up without hot work.
OFFICES
The head office, with design and project management, is in Heideck, Germany; the office nearest you takes the project. Whichever address you write to, it reaches the engineer who answers it.
Tell us what has to stay inside the boundary; the rest we narrow down together.