They Didn’t Know They Were Being Watched
Five executives meet to discuss the final details of a confidential merger that could quietly shift millions in market share. The boardroom is sealed. Doors closed. Phones off.
Forty-eight hours later, their competitor files for an identical merger, beating them to the punch. What went wrong? A hidden microphone in the conference speakerphone. Installed six months earlier. Still active.
There was no breach of firewalls. No hacked emails. Just a bug, forgotten in plain sight.
TSCM stands for Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures. These are professional sweeps to detect and neutralize eavesdropping devices like audio bugs, hidden cameras, GPS trackers, or rogue Wi-Fi taps.
This isn’t science fiction. And it’s not just for embassies or tech billionaires. It’s for any business with something worth stealing.
TSCM sweeps protect boardroom discussions, product roadmaps, HR decisions, and legal strategy. Anything that could cost you if it landed in the wrong hands.
One sweep doesn’t solve the problem. Devices are cheap, disposable, and increasingly easy to plant. Employees leave. Competitors get creative. You wouldn’t lock your doors once and assume you're secure forever. Surveillance defense is no different.
Regular TSCM sweeps help you:
If you wait to call in a TSCM expert only when you’re suspicious, it’s probably already too late.
Surveillance breaches don’t always feel dramatic, but their consequences are.
Loss of trust, lost time, and lost advantage are hard to measure until you’re dealing with it.
Any business discussing confidential or high-value information behind closed doors, including:
If you think you're not a target, it’s only because no one’s told you yet.
At Blackfish Intelligence, we bring law enforcement-grade counter-surveillance to the private sector. We don’t outsource. We don’t guess. And we never show up with off-the-shelf sweep kits.
We use trusted protocols, custom-built tools, and field-tested methods to assess and secure every space you rely on to do real work. Quietly. Thoroughly. On your schedule.
Because protecting your information doesn’t just require tech, it requires strategy and discipline.
Don’t wait until someone listens in. If your business is worth protecting, schedule a consultation and let’s talk about the risks hiding in plain sight.