BUG SWEEP: TSCM EQUIPMENT USED FOR DETECTING BUGS

In response to these emerging threats, we need decisive solutions to protect and monitor the environments we interact with daily. By combining expertise and highly professional equipment, we can ensure exceptional results in safeguarding privacy.
The tools used in our bug sweep services are manufactured or distributed by leading companies in the field and are used by over a hundred government agencies worldwide.

Our technical experts carry out daily bug sweeps to detect and neutralize eavesdropping devices, ensuring maximum confidentiality. Below is a detailed overview of the key equipment we use for TSCM (Technical Surveillance Countermeasures) electronic sweeps:

REI-OSCOR 5000E

The REI-OSCOR 5000E omni-spectral detector allows the capture and identification of frequencies for environmental bug cleanup up to 3 GHz. The range of frequencies covered allows the identification of audio and video "attacks". The instrument allows the temporal storage of scans for possible post-sweep data review or immediate printing on chemical paper.

DELTA-X Omnidirectional

The DELTA-X omnidirectional detector captures and identifies frequencies for sweeping bugs up to 6 GHz. This range includes audio, video, Wi-Fi, and GSM frequencies. It also offers temporary scan storage for post-sweep analysis or live 24/7 remote monitoring.

RAKSA

Discreet portable detector, in the shape of a small keychain, which allows the detection of signals up to 3 GHz.

FLIR Thermal Cameras

Thermal cameras, ideal for detecting electronic devices that emit heat, whether they are active or not.

WS150 Detector

Video bug sweeping detector, with internal time logger. Identifies and discriminates the presence of 2G/3G/4G cellular devices on the individual emission frequencies of the operators, as well as the presence of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi audio and video streaming devices.

CAM- GX5 Detector

Detector for bug sweeping with internal time logger. Identifies and discriminates the presence of cellular devices on 2G/3G/4G networks and - as a preview - also the new 5G technology, on the individual emission frequencies of the operators, as well as the presence of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi audio and video streaming devices.