Paradise Valley Bug Sweep

It used to be difficult to set up electronic surveillance on someone. It required expensive equipment and professional skills, and often retrieving the device to see what was recorded. These days, whether it’s a nanny cam built into a stuffed bear, cameras or listening devices hidden in vents, or even just an Apple AirTag tucked in a jacket or car, spying on someone is all too easy. Any recordings, or even a live feed, can be transmitted to a monitor nearby, or even to a location far away from Paradise Valley. It’s no wonder people don’t feel their privacy is secure.

That is why OPS CIS offers cutting-edge and industry leading counter surveillance detection and bug sweep services in the Paradise Valley area. Our team is ready to assist with all your counter surveillance needs, including electronic surveillance detection, surveillance equipment detection, and implementation of technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM) to protect your privacy today and into the future. While other companies use out of date equipment and techniques that can miss some of today’s more advanced bugs and listening devices, our team offering counter surveillance detection and bug sweep services to Paradise Valley uses state of the art equipment run by trained professionals. Countersurveillance is a constant battle between makers of surveillance devices trying to make them smaller, more camouflaged, and harder to detect, and investigators like OPS CIS using new and advanced techniques to find them, no matter how small or hidden. However, using techniques that are just a year or two old may mean missing some of today’s cutting-edge devices.

While our Paradise Valley counter surveillance detection and bug sweep services consist of experts that are skilled at finding bugs and listening devices, they go one step further by detecting any transmissions that may be coming from devices including, broadband detection, near-field detection. Many surveillance devices transmit their data wirelessly. Detecting these transmissions means finding the devices and then shutting them down.