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You should only contact us from a telephone outside of
the potentially compromised location! DO NOT call
from your office or home; use your cell telephone only
from a discreet location. |
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Our Systematic Procedures |
With over 25 years of TSCM experience, the
Walsingham team can detect foreign objects and
electronic listening/video devices within your
building, boardrooms, offices and even in your
office equipment. Countermeasure searches are
systematic procedures designed to locate and
neutralize audio surveillance devices or attempts at
audio penetration. We conduct our sweeps with a
detailed approach covertly after business hours, so
that as few people as necessary are even aware of
our presence. The fewer questions raised by your
staff or employees, the better for the security of
your business.Our procedures include:
Electromagnetic Radio Frequency Spectrum Sweep:
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This procedure
consists of an analysis of radio frequency
emissions for the detection of concealed
"active", radiant radio transmitters that
may have been "planted" within a target
area. |
Telecommunications Diagnosis:
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For the
eavesdropper to successfully facilitate a
practical illicit intervention and
subsequent monitoring of telecommunications
traffic, a bypass, removal, alteration
and/or modification of the standard system
has to occur. This procedure consists of an
electronic analysis for the detection of a
possible penetration. |
Wire Link Inspection:
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All electrical
receptacles are opened and examined
visually, electronically,
electromagnetically and with a
carrier-current receiver for the detection
of clandestine devices. |
Audio Leakage Evaluation:
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This
determines if a conversation taking place
within a target area can be overheard.
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Physical Inspection:
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A physical
inspection is conducted for the express
purpose of locating hardwire microphones and
all "passive" devices in an inactive mode.
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Reports:
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Upon
completion of the search, an oral report is
provided with an overview of the hazards
encountered. This is followed within 10
working days by a comprehensive written
report with photographs of hazards (where
found) and recommendations.
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