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In a move to address the growing threat posed by cellular signal jammers, Deutsche Telekom, the same company behind the introduction of JamAlert, has unveiled a new device designed to combat this menace.

JamAlert is a detection device that works to secure systems by identifying cellular signal jammers, which pose a significant security risk by leaving systems vulnerable. The usage of these jammers has been on the rise, making the need for a solution like JamAlert increasingly important.

The device is sleek and modern, with an elegant finish, and includes a touchscreen display for easy configuration of access rules and viewing of reports. It also features an integrated SIP intercom with TCP/IP, USB, and PoE connectivity, making it versatile and easy to integrate into existing systems.

However, JamAlert does not provide details about the specific technology it uses to detect cellular signal jammers. This information remains a trade secret, allowing the device to maintain a competitive edge in the market.

Meanwhile, another innovation from Deutsche Telekom is the iDFace Max, a device for facial identification and control of human entry and exit. This device can identify users with and without masks, thanks to its advanced algorithm that can identify up to 100,000 faces. The large 7-inch LCD touchscreen display makes it easy to navigate and use.

Interestingly, DMP, another company within the Deutsche Telekom group, has also introduced a new device. Called JamAlert, this device is a solution to the growing threat posed by cellular signal jammers. It is designed to combat this threat and ensure the security of systems.

The growing threat of cellular signal jammers creates a need for a detection device like JamAlert. As the usage of these jammers continues to rise, it becomes increasingly important to have a reliable solution to detect and counteract them. With the introduction of JamAlert, Deutsche Telekom is taking a significant step towards ensuring the security of its customers' systems.