The decisions you and your colleagues make when discussing marketing strategy, mergers and acquisitions, corporate policy, new product design, etc. are at risk from Electronic Eavesdropping. Imagine the financial and strategic damage to your company should such confidential plans, trade secrets or competition sensitive information be leaked. Eavesdropping Detection must be at the top of your risk management program.

Electronic Bugging devices  are freely available over the web, retail outlets and mail-order houses. They are used by competitors, disgruntled employees, professional investigators, journalists, or anyone with a reason for obtaining information about you or your company’s plans. The deployment of such equipment takes only seconds and they can be easily concealed.

Our experience has shown a company is most vulnerable to a bugging attack when:

• A key executive leaves.

• Business expansion or reorganization plans are being discussed.

• New product, pricing or marketing plans are being developed.

• Acquisitions or mergers are being planned.

• Work is in a sensitive industry.

• Senior executives or clients are subject to media  attention.

What to do if You Think you are Bugged:


Special precautions must be practiced if you suspect bugging or wiretapping. The following should be used as a general rule if you believe you have been bugged.

1. Immediately contact a Counter Surveillance Specialist ;  ComSec LLc

2. Contact ComSec from a secure location, use a phone away from your office, home or suspect area.

3. Have ComSec LLc who specializes in Technical Surveillance Countermeasures do a complete TSCM Survey- Bug Sweep of all suspect areas.

4. Be Very Discreet... Watch what you say at home or at  the office, and never discuss your concerns inside, outside, or near the suspect office area or facility.

What NOT to do if You Think You are Bugged:


DO NOT use your office or home phone to talk about your suspicions.

DO NOT use your cellular or cordless phone to talk about your suspicions. (Your digital cell phone may have been compromised with remote monitoring software) Click Here.

DO NOT discuss your suspicions at the office, in your car, or at home.

DO NOT purchase a spy shop bug detector.

DO NOT send e-mails about your suspicions. Use a computer away from your area of concern and contact ComSec LLc via our Secure Contact Form or call 1-800- 615- 0392 Nationwide use a phone away from your office, home or suspect area.


DO NOT try to find the bug or wiretap yourself.

DO NOT contact the telephone company.

DO NOT contact the FBI or Secret Service.

DO NOT try to get the local police to help.


Don't become a victim of illegal Electronic Eavesdropping!
Contact COMSEC LLC today for a free consultation.

Many TSCM Survey- Bug Sweeps have been compromised or ruined because the above guidelines were not followed. It is important that you keep the suspect area occupied until the TSCM Specialist arrives to prevent deactivation or removal of any possible electronic eavesdropping devices. If such an eavesdropper "Spy" learns that a TSCM team is about to sweep for bugs they will quickly remove or deactivate their eavesdropping devices, and reactivate or re-install them after the sweep has been completed (thus, no bugs will be found). 

How to Protect Your Business from Electronic Espionage: 7 steps

1. Recognize there is a real threat.

2. Identify and valuate trade secrets.

3. Implement a definable plan for safeguarding trade secrets.

4. Secure physical trade secrets and limit access to trade secrets.

5. Confine intellectual knowledge.

6. Provide ongoing security training to employees.

7. Contact ComSec LLc Today!