NSI Global provides specialist Technical Surveillance Counter Measures, also known as TSCM, electronic bug sweeping, surveillance detection and listening device detection, for government agencies, law enforcement bodies, law firms, corporate organisations, executives, and authorised case-managed matters across Australia.
Our TSCM services assist with the detection, assessment and mitigation of covert surveillance threats, including hidden cameras, listening devices, unauthorised transmitters, GPS trackers, wiretap devices, phone interception risks, network-based surveillance concerns and other technical security vulnerabilities.
NSI Global does not provide direct private residential TSCM services to members of the public. Residential, domestic violence, family law, child safety, criminal, civil or case-managed surveillance matters must be referred or instructed through a law firm, law enforcement agency, government department, recognised support organisation, authorised investigator or case officer.
What Is TSCM?
Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM) is the specialist process of detecting, identifying and mitigating covert surveillance threats within physical, electronic and communications environments.
A TSCM sweep may involve the inspection of offices, boardrooms, secure rooms, residences, vehicles, vessels, aircraft, telephones, network infrastructure, radio frequency environments and other sensitive areas where confidential conversations or information may be targeted.
TSCM is commonly used to help identify:
- Hidden cameras
- Listening devices
- Covert microphones
- GPS trackers
- Wiretap devices
- Unauthorised transmitters
- Radio frequency surveillance threats
- Phone and network interception risks
- Technical vulnerabilities in sensitive meeting areas
- Indicators of covert or unauthorised surveillance activity