Medical & Research Institutions | NoSpyGuard Solution

Typical Scenarios

• New drug evaluation and review meetings

• Patient case discussions

• Research result presentations and peer reviews

• Confidential project planning within laboratories or hospitals

Pain Points & Risks

• Privacy regulations: Patient data and medical records are highly sensitive, and unauthorized recordings can lead to HIPAA/GDPR violations or lawsuits.

• Intellectual property risks: Leaks of research data, experimental methods, or drug formulations can result in competitive loss or patent disputes.

• Collaborative environments: Discussions often involve multiple teams across departments, requiring scalable and standardized protection.

Our Solution

NoSpyGuard provides professional-grade privacy protection by blocking hidden recording devices while preserving normal verbal communication—ensuring both compliance and confidentiality.

• Research-friendly: Inaudible ultrasonic interference does not affect medical discussions or equipment operation.

• Scalable deployment: D48 ensures 360° coverage for conference and review rooms, while D27 offers portability for smaller or ad-hoc discussions.

• Compliance support: Enhances adherence to global privacy frameworks (HIPAA, GDPR) by preventing unauthorized data capture.

• Trusted safeguard: Allows researchers and medical staff to collaborate with confidence, knowing their work and patient data are protected.

Deployment Recommendations

• Medical review boards: 2 units of D48 to cover mid-sized conference or evaluation rooms.

• Case discussions: 1 portable D27 for quick setup in doctor offices or consultation rooms.

• Research project meetings: Combination of D48 for group sessions and D27 for private lab discussions.

Value & Advantages

• Protects patient confidentiality and prevents regulatory non-compliance

• Safeguards intellectual property during R&D and evaluation processes

• Builds trust between medical professionals, researchers, and patients

• Provides a physical layer of security beyond digital access controls