Recurring Corporate TSCM Programmes
Scheduled bug-sweeping programmes for boards, executive teams and organisations that handle market-sensitive information, across London and every EU capital.
Please contact us from outside any space you believe may be compromised.
Why move from one-off sweeps to a programme
A corporate TSCM programme is a planned schedule of bug sweeps for an organisation's most sensitive rooms, people and events. A single sweep proves that a room was clear on the day it was checked. The risk does not stop there: new furniture and equipment arrive, contractors work on the floor, staff change, and deal and results cycles repeat.
Organisations with ongoing sensitive activity, such as listed companies, investment firms, law firms, family offices and government bodies, are better protected by a programme. It gives you a documented baseline of each room's normal state, so that changes stand out; a schedule matched to your board calendar and reporting cycle; priority for pre-meeting and urgent sweeps; and a record of the steps taken to protect confidential information that you can show to your board, auditors or insurers.
Programmes are built around the moments when a sweep matters most, and they cost less per sweep than the same work booked one-off.
What a programme includes
Scheduled baseline sweeps
Quarterly or half-yearly sweeps of the boardroom, executive floor and other agreed rooms, fixed in the calendar.
Pre-meeting sweeps
Sweeps timed before board meetings, results, transactions and other price-sensitive events, as close to the meeting as practical.
After works & moves
A sweep after building works, refurbishments, office moves and new AV installations, before the space is used for sensitive business.
Executive travel
Hotel suite, meeting room and vehicle sweeps for executives travelling to sensitive meetings in Europe.
Documented baseline
A record of each room's normal radio-frequency environment and contents, so that changes between sweeps are easier to spot.
Priority response
Priority scheduling for urgent concerns, such as a suspected leak or a found device, by a team that already knows your premises.
Who programmes are for
- Listed companies around results, AGMs and price-sensitive announcements
- Private equity, investment and M&A teams during live transactions
- Law firms protecting privileged discussions during litigation and arbitration
- Family offices and principals with several homes, offices, vehicles and regular travel
- Government bodies and delegations with regular meetings in European capitals
- Any organisation that has already had a leak, an incident or a found device
Every sweep layers RF spectrum analysis (10 kHz–24 GHz), non-linear junction detection, thermal imaging, telephone and line testing, Wi-Fi and lens detection, and a physical search. See our method for how each technique works.
How a programme is set up
A first full sweep of the agreed premises, with a review of which rooms, vehicles and travel need regular coverage.
A written schedule matched to your board calendar, reporting cycle and travel, with a single point of contact on our side.
Programme work is quoted in advance, at a lower per-sweep rate than the same number of one-off engagements.
The same small team carries out each sweep, comparing results with the baseline and with previous visits.
A written report after each sweep, and a periodic review of the programme as your premises, people and risks change.
A programme also gives you an answer when something goes wrong. If information leaks, you can show when each room was last checked and what was found, and the team that responds already knows your premises.
Who carries out the work
Our technical leadership includes Mike Moran, whose biography describes more than 25 years of intelligence, surveillance and counter-surveillance experience, and Paul Chauveau, an REI and cellular systems specialist. Read their professional backgrounds. The proposed inspection team, relevant qualifications and scope are confirmed for each assignment.
Timing, duration and cost
Most programmes combine two to four baseline sweeps a year with pre-meeting sweeps around specific events. Programme work costs less per sweep than one-off engagements, because it is planned in advance and the team already knows the premises.
Travel and expenses are charged in addition, and every engagement is confirmed with a fixed written quotation. For what drives the price, read how much a bug sweep costs.
Frequently asked questions
How often should a corporate office be swept?
Most organisations with sensitive boardroom business sweep quarterly or half-yearly, plus before specific high-value meetings and after building works. The right frequency depends on how much sensitive activity takes place and how many people have access.
Is a programme cheaper than one-off sweeps?
Yes, per sweep. Programme work is planned in advance and the team already knows the premises, so each sweep is priced at a lower rate than the same work booked one-off.
Can a programme cover several countries?
Yes. Programmes can cover offices, residences and travel across London and every EU capital, with one point of contact and consistent reporting.
How long does a programme run?
Most programmes are agreed for a year, so that sweeps can be scheduled around your calendar. The scope and frequency are reviewed as your premises, people and risks change.
What happens if a programme sweep finds something?
The device is documented and preserved in place, you are informed immediately and we advise on next steps. Related rooms and locations are then swept, and the programme is reviewed.
Can a programme include executive travel?
Yes. Hotel suites, meeting rooms and vehicles used by executives travelling to sensitive meetings can be built into the programme.
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