TSCM “De-Bugging”

 

Warning signs you should never ignore:

 

  • Have you experienced an unexplained loss of clients or business?
  • Have competitors gained an unexpected advantage or begun offering ideas, policies, or services similar to yours?
  • Do opponents seem unusually informed about your intellectual property, confidential activities, or business plans?
  • Have you found unfamiliar devices or received unexpected gifts?
  • Have you noticed unusual sounds, interference, or volume changes on your telephone?
  • Have unscheduled maintenance or repair personnel arrived?
  • Is there evidence of unexplained work, such as tools or debris from walls or ceilings?
  • Do items appear moved or rearranged, although nothing is missing?
  • Have electrical, telephone, or Wi-Fi wall plates been moved?

And more…

 

If you have noticed two or three warning signs, you may have a surveillance or “bugging” issue. Contact a TSCM specialist promptly. Early action can protect your finances, company, privacy, and peace of mind.

 

Contact us discreetly from a neutral location, and avoid alerting anyone who may be involved. The sooner we conduct a professional inspection, the sooner you will have clear options and confidence in your security.

Services include:

* Corporate TSCM – Executive offices, meeting rooms, and sensitive business environments

* Executive Protection Sweeps – Homes, vehicles, corporate yachts, and aircraft

* Cybersecurity Services – IoT device detection, Wi-Fi analysis, network access reviews, and VoIP protection

* Event Security TSCM Sweeps – Hotel conference facilities, boardrooms, and executive meeting rooms

* Covert Camera and Video Detection – Offices, hotel suites, homes, and public venues

* Digital Forensic Data Recovery Services

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

👆 A crude—yet easily detectable—illicit eavesdropping device, initially identified using FLIR thermal imaging.

 

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👆 Further investigation using additional counter-surveillance equipment—an ANDRE Near Field Detector—followed by a brief physical search, quickly confirmed that the FLIR had detected a crude eavesdropping device.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Use masking techniques to detect and isolate on-site signals and identify potential threats.