TSCM - Electronic Bug Detection
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If you feel like someone is watching your movements, listening to you or knows about things that they should not know about such as business secrets, we can set your mind at ease and search for illegal listening devices, GPS vehicle trackers, video cameras and bugs for your home, office or car.
National Surveillance and Intelligence specialise in Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM) using the most advance and up to date equipment available on the market to protect our clients. TSCM; also known as electronic bug detection, bug sweeping or surveillance counter measures; is the method of electronically and physically inspecting offices, buildings, vehicles, telephone systems, network systems and cabling for the existence of eavesdropping listening devices. Our equipment is second to none, using the most technologically advanced hardware and software available globally and methods perfected through years of experience within counter surveillance bug and camera detection.
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Unlike our competitors, we provide detailed risk analysis and assessments, offer recommendations and take logical steps to secure your interests and offer services such as installation of CCTV surveillance camera systems, back to base alarms or TSCM monitoring. To certify ongoing security, most corporate clients arrange regular inspections, usually every 4 to 6 months, or during times of particularly sensitive business activity; and our private clientele schedule inspections every 6 to 10 months when needed.
state of the art equipment
Our state of the art TSCM equipment will detect the presence of active and passive bugging devices, hidden camera setups, keystroke logging or keylogging devices, laser and infrared beams and more. We are always reviewing new technologies and upgrading our equipment to ensure that our clients are getting the best possible service.
Depending on the threat level (Low, Mid, High or Extreme) we will determine where to cap our frequency range, which currently scans up to 36 Ghz, more than any other device or equipment on the market. As a comparison, devices in Australia will generally scan up to 12 Ghz and only some companies will have a 21 Ghz capability.
With the advent of new technology, overseas units can scan up to 24 Ghz. Our Extreme threat level units are well beyond any capability available on the market, scanning at real time up to the 36 Ghz mark, and in the not to distant future, our capability will be 43 Ghz.
Our equipment has low phase noise which is important when trying to locate a hidden transmitting listening device bug. They also have wide dynamic range to be able to detect weak signals hidden next to very strong signals, which is extremely difficult with other devices on the market.
After preliminary contact NSI will perform a risk assessment via a covert site visit or telephone conference, including a review of floor plans for larger offices. We then produce a detailed written proposal outlining your requirements, our service and pricing. We also cater for extremely urgent bug sweeps if needed.
If commissioned, we manage all arrangements, cover stories and measures for allowing the operation to begin with the least amount of interruption and input to the client.
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are you bugged?
Electronic bugs, listening devices, hidden cameras, infra red beams, burst/packet bugs, spread spectrum and other similar eavesdropping devices are widely obtainable over the internet and in many cases, easily installed. Our technical and physical inspections are complex and precise, providing a high-level service to governments, corporations, executives and individuals alike, using advanced counter surveillance equipment, procedures and policies to secure your privacy.
The protection of delicate information is a job for an expert and should not be taken lightly. The threat is rising rapidly as the complexity of covert equipment and techniques means that the need for security protection and understanding is now escalating. Business secrets can be stolen by competitors and office's are the likely target. Homes can also be the target of listening devices that can be used by criminals for extortion and theft. Other target areas include vehicle's that can be tracked by GPS trackers and hotel rooms where private meetings may be held.
NSI provides guidance and assistance on security processes that can be undertaken to decrease the probability of you or your company becoming the objective of political, corporate or industrial spying. We have packages to suit your budget and for corporate clientele we have great rates for TSCM surveys and ongoing TSCM sweeps. NSI can also perform technical assessments and provide advice to improve security within your workplace or home, and provide a unique TSCM monitoring service.
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do you feel you or your business are targets?
What should you do if you believe there is an eavesdropping device at your workplace or premises?
Call us from a safe location, i.e. phone box or mobile phone away from the potential threat. Try to avoid significant discussions in the surrounding area until we are able to confirm the room or phone line is safe. Our experienced operatives will arrange a private meeting and examine how we will be able to aid you with your risk.
Successful detection programs can help find and prevent acts of spying, intimidation, blackmail, hostage taking and an assortment of other serious crimes. We can also provide anti surveillance guidance and support to identify covert attempts to observe corporate, executive or family activities.
ONLINE cyber Investigations
Online security, cyber crime and mobile phone spying and espionage are the biggest threats to hit Australian businesses and government organisations. Companies should invest in cybersecurity counter measures as all sectors are at rist of data theft. This includes individuals. Our trained operatives are IT professionals and are able to detect key logging devices, network vulnerabilities, malware, spyware, botnets and viruses.
As for mobile phones, spy software is widely available. Security measures should be in place such as passwords and lock codes. Staff should not leave their phone accessible to others as mobile phones thesedays are connected to the internet and in more and more cases, to company networks, thus allowing an intruder easy access to company files.
