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Bug sweeping is an established technical surveillance counter measure in the private detective’s toolkit. Other TSCM categories include active awareness, counter bugging the offender, and even surreptitiously following them about their business. However today we focus on bug sweeping itself, in other words uncovering static eavesdropping devices.

If you think that surveillance is all about stationary cameras and sensors, you are mistaken. Although most businesses tend to protect their properties with these tools, the world of surveillance extends much further to include investigations and covert operations. This article provides information on the different types of surveillance systems starting from electronic surveillance equipment to complex methods and systems.

Hiring can be a very tedious, long, and drawn-out task. Many times, by the time you have found a suitable candidate, the hiring manager is eager to close out that specific position. However, it is always worthwhile to take the extra step to have a background check run on potential hires. The following are 6 reasons why it is so important for your clients, company, and you to conduct background checks.

Australian businesses may be under closer surveillance then they imagine. However this time we are not thinking of the Australian Tax Office ATO. Our thoughts direct to the dog-eat-dog phase commerce is passing through during the pandemic.

The past decade has seen remarkable advancements in surveillance technology. These breakthroughs have made it easier for one to track your location and even listen to your conversations, all with a simple touch of a button. Surveillance equipment and devices are more discreet than ever, making it possible for someone (or a malicious person) to bug your home, car, and personal devices. These devices can lie undetected in plain sight, another reason many people are paranoid of their homes and devices being bugged.

In Australia, a report of a missing person is filed after every hour. The report provides details about the well-being and safety of the missing person. Moreover, the rate of these reports has increased from 30,000 to 40,000 in the year 2019. That is an increase of 30%.

Dealing with fraud, theft, indiscipline, and other workplace issues can be tricky for business owners to handle. Although most employers appoint one of their trusted staff members to investigate and report, this isn’t always the best way to do it. Such can create hatred towards the ‘investigator’, as the other employees will see them as snitches. However, a private investigator can help get to the bottom of most of these issues without creating enmity between colleagues. Here are 5 reasons why you should consult external private investigators instead.

No one wants to believe that their partner might be stepping out on them. Our partners are meant to be the one person we can trust and love completely. It’s an unsettling feeling, but if you’re starting to suspect that something is up here are twelve red flags to look out for.

Private Investigators may be required to present evidence in court. The most common forms of evidence presented in court are generally interviews and statements. Interviews and statements are basic tools that an Investigator or Security Operative uses to record and verify facts given by witnesses. But what other types of evidence might Investigators be required to submit, what can it include and how do we prepare it?