Yes, wireless alarms can potentially be jammed. Wireless alarms such as the Ring Alarm, communicate using radio signals that can potentially be disrupted or jammed by outside interference. Jamming attacks involve intentionally disrupting the wireless signal between a device and its network in order to prevent the device from working properly.  If a jamming device is used near a wireless alarm, it could interfere with the alarm's ability to communicate with the alarm panel and potentially prevent it from sending alerts or triggering an alarm. To minimize the risk of jamming attacks, take steps to protect your wireless alarm and other wireless devices against potential interference.  This might include using wired devices where possible, ensuring that your Wi-Fi network is secure and up-to-date with the latest security features, and using a signal detector to detect the presence of jamming devices in your area.