Security teams can't protect what they can't see. BrickSight scans your facilities with a smartphone to detect, identify, and locate every asset — including the rogue devices that network tools miss entirely.
Any security team member can run a complete asset scan with just a smartphone — no specialized equipment, no downtime.
Walk the floor with your smartphone. BrickSight uses the camera, LiDAR, and thermal sensor to continuously capture the physical environment — every shelf, rack, and closet.
Computer vision identifies and classifies every device in the frame — switches, cameras, laptops, badge readers, and anything unrecognized. Each asset is assigned precise 3D coordinates.
New, moved, or missing devices are flagged immediately against your approved inventory. Your security team gets an actionable report — not a list, a verified threat assessment.
One iPhone walkthrough of Room B205. Every object labeled, segmented, and reconstructed in 3D point cloud space — ready for inventory comparison.
Network monitoring tools only see devices that talk. BrickSight finds the ones that don't.
Devices on cellular, dormant hardware, and unplugged equipment are invisible to network scans. Physical scanning sees everything in the room — powered or not.
Every detected asset is checked against your approved device inventory. Unauthorized hardware — however small or hidden — is flagged for immediate security team review.
Every asset is mapped to exact 3D coordinates within the building — room, floor, position. Security teams know not just what's there, but exactly where.
Compare scans over time to flag devices that have moved, appeared, or vanished since the last inspection. Every physical change to your infrastructure is recorded and reviewed.
Heat signatures reveal electronics hidden behind panels, inside furniture, or concealed within other equipment — active devices that remain visually undetectable.
Full asset inventories with risk scoring, deviation summaries, and change history — formatted for security leadership, compliance audits, and CMMS integration.
Network monitoring sees 91.6% of devices at best. The remainder — the silent, dormant, and cellular-connected — is where the real threat hides.