Protecting Corporate
Confidentiality.
Corporate espionage is a real and growing threat. Insite TSCM provides professional counter-surveillance sweeps for boardrooms, executive offices, and sensitive facilities across Michigan — ensuring your most critical conversations stay private.
Corporate espionage costs U.S. businesses hundreds of billions of dollars annually. The most common vector isn't digital — it's a listening device in your conference room.
Corporate Sweep Services
Boardroom & Conference Rooms
Executive meeting spaces are prime targets. We sweep for embedded RF transmitters, acoustic bugs, and optical devices before and after sensitive meetings.
Executive Offices
C-suite offices, private offices, and personal workspaces are swept for all known surveillance device types including cellular, Wi-Fi, and hardwired bugs.
Legal & Financial Institutions
Attorney-client privilege and financial confidentiality demand the highest level of counter-surveillance. We serve law firms, banks, and financial advisors.
Government Contractors
Facilities handling sensitive contracts require rigorous TSCM protocols. We provide sweep services aligned with federal security standards.
M&A and Litigation Support
During mergers, acquisitions, and active litigation, the risk of corporate espionage spikes. Our sweeps protect your negotiating position.
Ongoing Monitoring Programs
We offer scheduled sweep programs for organizations requiring continuous counter-surveillance assurance — monthly, quarterly, or on-demand.
Who We Work With
Common Questions
What are the signs I need a bug sweep?
- Information discussed in private meetings is known by competitors.
- You have lost contracts or been underbid unexpectedly.
- Unusual activity in your office (e.g., items moved, new items appearing, electrical outlets, or ceiling tiles looking tampered with).
- Former employees are working for competitors and providing detailed insight.
What can professional sweepers detect?
Professionals find eavesdropping devices that are on or off, including:
- Hidden cameras (in light fixtures, clocks, smoke detectors).
- Audio recorders and voice transmitters.
- Wi-Fi/Bluetooth devices and GPS trackers.
- Hardwired bugs (in phone lines or wall sockets).
Why shouldn't I do it myself?
Consumer-grade "spy shop" detectors often fail to detect modern, low-power, or dormant devices. A professional TSCM specialist uses high-end spectrum analyzers, non-linear junction detectors, and cameras to perform a physical inspection of every electrical outlet, phone, and furnishing.
When is the best time for a sweep?
- Before high-level negotiations, mergers, or acquisitions.
- During or after restructuring.
- When a new project or product is in its infancy.
- Ideally, a sweep should be conducted in off-hours to prevent disrupting business or alerting the potential spy.
How long does a sweep take?
It depends on the size of the area. A corporate boardroom may take several hours, whereas a full, multi-story office building can take a few days.
What should I do if a device is found?
Do not touch, remove, or talk about it in the room. Immediately leave the area and contact law enforcement or your TSCM specialist to guide the next steps.
How much does a corporate sweep cost?
The cost varies based on the size and complexity of the facility, often ranging from $2,500 to over $5,000 for a typical corporate office or boardroom.
Schedule a Corporate Sweep Today.
All engagements are handled with strict confidentiality. Contact us to discuss your organization's counter-surveillance needs.