Are You Bugged?
It may be time for a Technical Surveillance Counter Measures (TSCM) inspection by an anchorage private investigator.
Bug sweeps are on the rise and are a frequently requested service in Alaska.
With the rise in technology becoming more affordable, easier to conceal and adaptable, it is more convienient for those with exploitive intentions to eavesdrop on a target to gather potentially costly information.
Common scenarios that increase risk to being bugged:
Businesses:
• Open lawsuit
• Intent to downsize or planning to downsize
• In an industry that relies on insider confidential information
• Tense government or political involvement
Personal affairs:
• Divorce or custody litigation
• An open insurance claim
• In a position of power or influence, in business and/or politics
• Is a pastor or a church leader
• Works in law enforcement, security, or the judicial system.
Other Examples:
• Some seem to have found out about personal matters or insider business activities
• If it is a business, there are signs that a competitor or vendor has obtained the business’ internal information. (Ex. Any gifts given by competitors or vendors)
In the Home and Office:
• Evidence of a break in, nothing taken or new objects observed. Fixtures appear to be shifted. (Covert camera lenses can be as small as a button, making them easy to conceal in general fixtures).
• Ceiling tiles moved (not maintenence related).
• Odd vehicles parked outside nearby.
• Spy gear can be exit signs, tissue boxes, lamps, clocks, charging blocks.
• Odd shapes in baseboard.
Vehicle:
• GPS planted (you are being followed)
If you feel you may be bugged reach out to an anchorage private investigator with Alaska Investigations Group at (907) 232-4731 or use the form below to submit a request for contact: