As technology makes our lives easier and manufacturers find smarter ways to integrate the latest innovations into cars, new risks are created that criminals look to take advantage of. Years ago if a thief wanted to steal your car with the key, they would go to elaborate measures, including fishing through your letterbox hoping you had left your car keys by the door. Now it's a high tech game of cat and mouse as the thieves have moved on to stealthy solutions, including electronic boxes to relay signals from smart keys that allow owners to enter their car without pressing a button. The answer to this new risk is a Faraday bag. This kind of crime is referred to as ‘keyless theft’ or ‘relay theft’ because of the way the signal is relayed. The whole process can take a team who know what they’re doing less than a minute. How do Faraday pouches work?

Dane Vince is the General Manager at the world’s greenest football club, Forest Green Rovers, where he manages and coordinates a variety of key functions, including operations, commercial, grounds and stadium management. Although manufacturers are taking steps to make keyless-entry vehicles more secure, many models remain vulnerable to technically adept thieves. This cookie, set by YouTube, registers a unique ID to store data on what videos from YouTube the user has seen. Jonathan joined The Planet Mark because he believes in the importance of effective measurement, engagement and communication in sustainability. He helps organisations build positive brands and make progress on their sustainability journeys as society transitions to a more sustainable way of living.Marcel Näpflin is a long-standing member of the management team of URIMAT Schweiz AG, a leading manufacturer of environmentally friendly products in the sanitary industry. As Director for Marketing & Sales and Member of the Executive Board, Marcel has been responsible for the international marketing and sales strategy and the worldwide expansion of URIMAT. Under his leadership URIMAT developed numerous worldwide patented product innovations which save water, improve hygiene and reduce carbon footprint in restrooms. We like the smart carbon fibre-effect construction and the extra front section, which was useful but wasn’t protected. Relay theft has been around for a couple of years now and car makers have got wise to crooks. Some car companies now make keys that don’t emit a signal unless they’re moving, or after they’ve been stationary for a short period of time. Other’s make keys that can be turned off if they’re not needed. I bought two of these pouches and for the price i wasn't expecting much. I have a car and a motorbike that both has fobs so i placed the two fobs in each pouch and stood right against the car then the bike. Neither the car or the bike would activate so I am very pleased with them and recommend them if you have a fob activated car or motorbike and you want to keep it safe...... peter white. I bought two of these pouches and for the price i wasn't expecting much. I have a car and a motorbike that both has fobs so i placed the two fobs in each pouch and stood right against the car then the bike. Neither the car or the bike would activate so I am very pleased with them and recommend them if you have a fob activated car or motorbike and you want to keep it safe...... peter white.

We like the tough, high- quality feel of the bag’s textured polyester. It’s claimed to suit 99 per cent of key fobs and ours fitted, along with three credit cards that slotted into the protected front section. David Houslander is Business Development Manager at Liquidline, the UK’s leading coffee, water and juice hydration provider for offices, car showrooms, gyms and more. He believes that business today is not just about being a profitable silo in itself, but also about how we contribute to society – and this is one of his passions, to work with industry, find new solutions that support productivity and employee happiness and welfare within the workplace. Business is a tough environment today and David believes in working together to bring better support and meaningful solutions to Liquidline’s customers.As seen on BBC 1’s Rip Off Britain, BBC News, Auto Express and lots more. The UK’s no.1 selling Faraday key pouch. Harvey brings over ten years of experience designing, leading, and evaluating initiatives that engage individuals, households, and employees in sustainable living, and that motivate pro-environmental change. Harvey works with and advises public, private and civic sector organisations in the UK and U.S. and abroad, focusing in particular on his passion –sustainable water use and efficiency.

This box is considerably more affordable and smaller than the Streetwize. If you’re a carbon fibre effect fan then this will have to be the one to go for. Anthony is Head of Marketing and Communications at Grundon Waste Management, the largest family-owned supplier of integrated waste management and environmental services in the UK. Lord Redesdale was the Energy Spokesman for the Liberal Democrats for the House of Lords 2000-2008 during which time he introduced many members’ bills in the area of energy and conservation. This Disklabs bag is as well constructed as the larger phone version (left) and has Secured by Design accreditation, too. It also has a handy lip on the flap, so it is easier to pull open. A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface.NID cookie, set by Google, is used for advertising purposes; to limit the number of times the user sees an ad, to mute unwanted ads, and to measure the effectiveness of ads. The aim of a Faraday pouch is to contain the signal transmitted from a car’s key. To do this, the bag must be lined with something that doesn’t allow the signal to escape. This is usually metallic and frequently involves a number of layers to ensure the signal is well and truly contained.