Commercial TSCM
Office and boardroom TSCM sweeps
Protect the rooms where strategy, legal matters, transactions and confidential conversations happen. The assignment is scoped around the site, risk and decisions you need to make after the sweep.
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When to commission a sweep
A sweep is appropriate after an unexplained information leak, before a sensitive meeting, during a transaction, after contractor access or as part of a proportionate assurance programme. For governed sweep programmes and proximity-risk framing beyond a single visit, see TSCM Risk.
- Boardrooms and executive suites
- Legal, finance and M&A environments
- Conference and hybrid-working systems
- Post-refurbishment or post-access checks
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More than an RF detector pass
A credible TSCM engagement combines spectrum examination, physical search and inspection of relevant communications or conferencing equipment. The exact techniques depend on the environment and agreed scope.
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A decision-ready outcome
Findings are explained in plain language with immediate actions and proportionate recommendations. Evidence handling is agreed before intrusive work begins.
Frequently asked
Can the work be completed outside office hours?+
Scheduling can be planned around operational and confidentiality requirements, subject to team availability and site access.
How often should a boardroom be swept?+
There is no universal interval. Frequency should follow the sensitivity of discussions, changes in access and the organisation’s threat assessment.
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Tell us what needs to be protected.
Use a trusted device and location if you believe your normal communications may be monitored. We will confirm scope, coverage and next steps.
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