Dynamic 4D T-ray Imaging
See inside mail and packages in real time, capturing length, width, depth, and motion to reveal hidden powders, liquids, electronics, among other threats.
Detects What Others Miss
Uncovers threats too small or subtle for X-ray and legacy systems, including all nine DHS-recognized mail threat categories and precursors.
Safe, Non-Ionizing Technology
Unlike X-ray systems, T-rays produce no harmful radiation. MailSecur can be deployed in any facility without special permits, shielding, or inspections.
Advanced Detection Software and AI
Software algorithms tailored for specific detection applications and AI image enhancement, combined with ongoing updates, ensures your team has the latest capabilities at their fingertips.
Easy to Use by Existing Staff
Simple interface enables staff to easily manipulate envelopes and parcels while screening to rotate and zoom for detail, making it easy to detect concealed anomalies with minimal training.
DHS SAFETY Act Designated
MailSecur is officially designated as a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT) by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under the Safety Act.
Corporate Case Study
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Why is mail a threat to corporations?
Mail is a low-cost, anonymous, and high-impact threat vector. Explosive devices, toxic powders such as ricin, anthrax, or fentanyl, and small electronic devices can be sent through mail. Even hoaxes can disrupt operations, damage brand reputation, and reduce employee morale. Lax mail security processes make mail an increasingly exploited attack vector.
Is MailSecur safe for office environments?
Yes. MailSecur uses safe, non-ionizing T-ray technology. It requires no radiation safety permits or licenses and can be deployed in any office environment.
How is MailSecur different from X-ray?
X-ray provides static 2D images, generates ionizing radiation, requires safety controls, and is not sensitive enough for many modern mail threats. MailSecur delivers live 4D imaging using safe T-rays and is significantly smaller and more sensitive for detecting powders, liquids, and electronics.
How does MailSecur protect executives?
MailSecur detects hidden threats in sealed mail before it reaches executives. Screening unopened mail protects screeners from dangerous contents while preserving the privacy and confidentiality of executive communications. MailSecur can be deployed in corporate offices, executive residences, and mobile operations such as vehicles, boats, and aircraft.
Where is MailSecur used?
MailSecur is used in Fortune 500 and Global 2000 headquarters, regional offices, data centers, manufacturing and R&D facilities, executive residences, and mobile screening operations.
How does MailSecur support protective intelligence?
MailSecur provides insight into mail threat activity, emerging trends, and risk factors that are often blind spots for protective intelligence teams, enabling a more complete risk landscape.
Are there guidelines or best practices governing mail screening?
RaySecur collaborates with organizations to develop tailored SOPs, best practices, and security guidelines aligned with each facility's operational requirements.
How fast is screening?
Screening takes seconds. MailSecur provides a real-time live video view of concealed contents inside mail items.
Is MailSecur recognized by government authorities?
Yes. MailSecur is designated a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security under the SAFETY Act and is also used by leading U.S. and international government agencies.
What are the trade-offs between onsite MailSecur screening and outsourced mail screening services?
Onsite screening provides speed, control, and visibility by detecting threats in real time without opening packages. Unlike outsourced services, it avoids delays, protects sensitive information, integrates with existing security protocols, and offers a scalable, cost-effective solution.