Government departments, defence-industry suppliers and the contractors that support them face a level of economic and state-sponsored espionage risk that few other markets encounter. In Canberra, boardrooms, meeting rooms and secure areas are high-value targets, and a single compromised discussion can expose sensitive policy, procurement or commercial information.
Covert surveillance technology is cheap, small and easily deployed. Radio-frequency devices remain the most common method used to gather intelligence, and the standards expected of premises in the national capital are correspondingly high.
From our office in Barton, within the national government precinct, NSI Global’s TSCM Unit conducts thorough visual, electronic and physical examinations of offices, meeting rooms, secure areas and vehicles across the ACT — to the exacting standards these environments demand. Every engagement is led by our TSCM Lead and CEO, Navid Sobbi, who brings over 20 years of TSCM experience with a background in international security, counterterrorism and counterintelligence.
Every sweep concludes with a comprehensive written report and clear recommendations to close identified vulnerabilities, prepared where necessary to a standard suitable for expert witness support. See our full Corporate Office TSCM service.