Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM)
Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures (TSCM) is the original United States federal government term for the process of electronic countersurveillance, commonly known as bug sweeping. It is closely related to disciplines such as ELINT, SIGINT, and electronic countermeasures (ECM).
Digitpol provides professional TSCM services focused on the detection of surveillance, spying, and interception equipment. Our specialists deliver a complete end-to-end solution for identifying and neutralising eavesdropping and espionage devices. With commercial spying equipment now widely and easily accessible, the risk of covert surveillance has increased significantly. Digitpol counters this threat using military grade detection technology capable of identifying even the most sophisticated bugging devices.
As surveillance technology continues to proliferate, unauthorised monitoring has become a growing concern for businesses and individuals alike. Digitpol combines advanced forensic methodologies with military-grade detection instruments to locate and identify all forms of surveillance and interception equipment both physical and digital. Our systematic approach ensures no threat is overlooked, providing our clients with absolute confidence, privacy, and security. Digitpol operates throughout the Netherlands, Brussels, Antwerp, and Germany.
All work is fully insured and conducted under strict non-disclosure agreements (NDA).
Our tools:
REI OSCOR Blue/Green, JJN Digital WAM-X25, Non-Linear Junction Detectors (NLJD) REI Orion 2.4 HX, Thermal Imaging Cameras, REI TALAN 3.0, X2 Optical Lens Finders, WiFi - Sensor to cloud based logging. BLE Detection Sensor to cloud based logging.
Tools We Use:
To conduct a TSCM search many different tools are required, the basics are the industry standard from REI such as FLIR, Oscar Red, Ocsar Green and we them on standby and ready.
- The Kestrel TSCM
- Predator RF Hunter 20 GHz Spectrum Analysis Kit
- REI OSCOR Blue & Green
- ORION HX NON LINEAR JUNCTION DETECTOR
- FLIR on tripod and handheld
- High grade spectrum analyzers (27ghz)
- WiFi and Bluetooth analyzers
- Monitoring of LAN networks for unauthorized traffic
- Analysis of VoIP services for unauthorized traffic
Sensor Based TSCM (Remote Monitoring)
Our sensor based TSCM module allows for monitoring in more locations with networking capabilities purpose built for remote and in-place spectrum monitoring. We can detect in real time new devices and prevent in real time listening equipment and active surveillance.
The TSCM tool set we deploy features a sweep rate of 28 GHz/s at 10 kHz RBW and 40 MHz IBW and advanced triggering capabilities, we can capture short duration or faint signals of interest with a higher probability. By conduct deeper analysis with patented software-defined spectrum analysis technology which enables wide bandwidths, deep dynamic range, and 9 kHz – 27 GHz frequency range.
Detection of IMSI Catchers, Rogue Cell Sites & New Devices
This detection and monitoring module is a static wall or pole mounted device built to detect nearby jamming and to notify response teams in milliseconds of jamming events. The module named JamDetect can detect jamming, detect interference in the cellular network such as rogue base stations, detection of IMSI catchers and detection of new nearby devices. The platform contains a white list that enables the monitoring team to have a clear vision of known trusted nearby devices, cell towers and the rapid detection of new devices. The JamDetect is the ultimate in the detection of espionage on a site from jamming to rogue activity, when used with several modules a mesh is created, this ensures a high level of security within the mesh. The Jammer Detector can alert responding or monitoring agents by SMS, email, API or in the portal.
Should I Be Concerned who’s on LAN or WiFi?
Are you concerned about information loss or business secrets being targeted over WiFI? A small amount of information could be worth millions to the right people or could damage important negotiations. Loss of confidential information such as executive schedules could even put lives in danger. Traditional physical security and cyber security are important, but there are many gaps they leave unprotected.
To ensure all is in order, a WiFi security sweep with a detailed report would provide an insight to any, technical surveillance issues.
