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The act of eavesdropping is a very real threat in today's world. Andrew Fisher investigations LLC offers Technical Surveillance Countermeasures, commonly known as Bug Sweeps to afford corporate clients and individuals the security to know that their conversations and actions are kept confidential. Bug Sweeps and other Technical surveillance countermeasures is a specialty of Andrew Fisher investigations LLC. AFI is a licensed private investigation agency located in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex and serves clients in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico with Technical Surveillance Countermeasures services, including Bug Sweeps.
Our goal is to provide top-quality Bug Sweeps and Technical Surveillance and Counter Measures (TSCM) service and counter surveillance at affordable prices. Andrew Fisher Investigations Technical Surveillance Countermeasures services, including Bug sweeps, provide up-to-the-minute technology, as well as well-trained agents insure your privacy in the office, warehouse, plant or your home.
Since our Technical Surveillance Countermeasures services are tailored to each individual client, please call or email our surveillance
countermeasures experts to discuss pricing.Technical Surveillance Countermeasures Price Includes:
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Bug Sweeps |
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Radio Spectrum Search and Analysis |
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Telephone System Monitoring and Analysis |
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Computer Security Analysis |
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Physical Search |
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Counter Eavesdropping Sweep |
Technical Surveillance Countermeasures We Look For:
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Digital Devices |
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Covert Video Cameras |
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LAN/WAN Eavesdropping Devices |
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Bugged copy machines |
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Bugged Fax Machines |
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Bugged Computers and Monitors |
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Modified Telephone and Voicemail Systems |
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Independent Telephone Bugs |
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Body Wires |
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Wireless Microphones |
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Intercom systems |
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Baby Monitors |
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Tape Recorders |
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Recorder Starter Relays |
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Camcorders |
According to I Cringely, the Federal Bureau of Investigation administers the Communications Assistance To Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), which was passed by Congress in 1994.CALEA was a response to advances in digital communications. It was a way for law enforcement and intelligence agencies to go beyond old-fashioned phone taps and listen in on mobile phone calls, pagers, and the Internet and any other form of electronic messaging that might be used by enemies of the state. CALEA made the phone companies and pager companies and the Internet companies responsible for building into their equipment that capability to tap all types of communications on the order of a judge or in the case of foreign surveillance. Every telephone switch installed in the United States since 1995 has the surveillance capability to listen to everything. Not only can the authorities listen to your phone calls, they can follow those phone calls back upstream and listen to the phones from which the calls were made. They can even listen to what you say while you think you were on hold. Scary stuff?
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Why is Countersurveillance Important? Organizations and individuals have many different reasons why they choose to spy on others. In many instances evidence of surveillance is often suppressed to avoid publicity and in some cases to avoid alerting the spy. However, this makes it difficult to statistically assess how often individuals, companies, and governments are the victim of illegal and unwanted surveillance. Listed below are a few examples of reasons for counter surveillance.
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