Few industries hold commercial secrets as valuable — or as targeted — as Western Australia’s resources sector. Exploration results, ore-body data, tender submissions, joint-venture terms and off-take negotiations move share prices and decide billion-dollar projects. That makes them a permanent target for competitor intelligence, and increasingly for foreign state interest in Australia’s critical minerals.
The exposure is not confined to the Perth CBD boardroom. Resources companies run sensitive discussions across a dispersed footprint — head-office executive floors, FIFO camps, exploration sites, and the vehicles, charter aircraft and vessels that move people and material between them. Each is a viable point of interception, and remote sites in particular are almost never swept, which makes them the softest target in an otherwise well-defended organisation.
For ASX-listed resources companies there is a governance dimension as well: a leak of market-sensitive information is not only a competitive loss, it becomes a continuous-disclosure and reputational problem the moment it surfaces.
Corporate, Remote-Site and Vehicle Sweeps
Our Perth engagements typically span three environments, and we plan each around your operational reality:
- Corporate — Perth CBD headquarters, executive floors and boardrooms.
- Remote — mine sites, exploration camps and project offices, including the RF-noisy conditions of a live operation, which we account for so detection isn’t degraded by the environment.
- Mobile — the vehicles, charter aircraft and vessels used to move executives and confidential material.
Every corporate and government engagement is led by our TSCM Lead and CEO, Navid Sobbi. Findings are documented to a standard suitable for expert witness support; see our full Corporate Office TSCM service.