Active Counter Measures

ACTIVE COUNTER MEASURES

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LET US PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO PRIVACY

RESIDENTIAL BUG SWEEPS

Residential ‘Bug Sweeps’ involve conducting a thorough search of a residential property to detect and remove any hidden listening devices or spy cameras. This is done to protect your right to privacy and prevent information leaks. Professional TSCM technicians use specialized equipment and techniques to ensure that nothing is left unchecked.

VEHICLE DE-BUGGING

Vehicle ‘De-Bugging’ is the process of detecting hidden tracking devices, listening devices, pin-hole cameras and audio recorders in any vehicle. This is done for anyone who is at risk of eavesdropping, tracking or sabotage. We only use the most specialized equipment and techniques to ensure a thorough and effective sweep of the vehicle.

We will inspect any type of transport. Across the years we have been asked to inspect cars, trucks, motorbikes, boats and planes – keeping our clients safe in every environment.

CORPORATE ESPIONAGE

Business can be brutal. Corporate espionage is the practice of obtaining confidential information from a business or organization without permission. This can include stealing trade secrets, customer data, or other proprietary information for personal or competitive advantage. Countermeasures include implementing security protocols and conducting regular sweeps for hidden listening or surveillance devices. During our non-obligatory consultation, we will provide you with a tailored counter-surveillance management plan.

Privacy is Our Priority

Privacy is Our Priority

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WHAT IS TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE COUNTERMEASURES OR ‘BUG SWEEPING’?

Technical Surveillance Countermeasures is an industry term describing the process of conducting electronic counter-surveillance and counterintelligence. The role of a TSCM Inspector is to seek out and detect the presence of technical surveillance devices in order to highlight security weaknesses. These commonly include hidden; cameras, listening devices, GPS trackers, audio recorders and data transmitters

WHO’S THE TARGET?

The threat of electronic eavesdropping concern’s both individual, corporate and public safety and privacy. Counter surveillance services are commonly employed by companies and public offices who are actively seeking protection from corporate espionage – taking the initiative to protect trade secrets. Similarly, ANY concerned individual may request an inspection of their home, car and office. Privacy is an inherent right.

WHO DOES THE BUGGING?

Anyone. Use your imagination.

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GOING AFTER GOOGLE

For as long as there has been commerce, there has been espionage. The methods for spying on competitors have changed over time, but the desire to uncover a rival’s secrets has not.

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THE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMESELVES

39%

Business partners were involved in 39% of the data breaches last year (source: DBIR 2022).

200 Cases

Tracking devices and technology hacking were used in more than 200 stalking cases reported to the National Stalking Helpline in 2018.

90 million

In January of 2020, it is predicted that there is almost 90 million of these listening devices in people’s homes in America alone (Rahul Bhargava).

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Technical Surveillance Countermeasures, commonly known as TSCM, is the practice of protecting sensitive information and confidential conversations from being monitored or intercepted by unauthorized individuals. TSCM is a crucial aspect of the security program for businesses, government agencies, and individuals who handle sensitive information or are concerned about privacy breaches. This essay will discuss the history and evolution of TSCM, the technologies used in TSCM, the steps involved in TSCM, and the benefits of TSCM.

TSCM has its roots in the intelligence community, where it was developed to protect classified information from espionage and surveillance. The first TSCM sweeps were performed in the 1960s by the US government to detect and prevent Soviet listening devices from being installed in US embassies. Since then, the practice has expanded to include private businesses, wealthy individuals, and other organizations that are concerned about protecting sensitive information.

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