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Technical Security

A common concern in the technical security arena involves Electronic Eavesdropping or “debugging” concerns. Electronic Countermeasures, known by its more accurate term “Technical Security Countermeasures”, or TSCM, is accomplished in a variety or ways, depending on the perceived threat. For example, if the perceived threat were from a technically unsophisticated person with little more than access to commercially available electronics store equipment, the response would be less than if the perceived threat was from an entity with necessary funds to employ an electronics expert. This is true even though almost all electronic eavesdropping is illegal and can result in criminal and civil prosecution.

When calling Frizell Group about concerns of electronic eavesdropping, DO NOT CALL FROM THE TELEPHONE, ROOM, OR VEHICLE WHERE YOU SUSPECT A LISTENING DEVICE MIGHT BE PLANTED. Instead, go to a public payphone at a location that you would not normally use to call Frizell Group for additional information.

Other types of Technical Security investigations and operations include:

• Computer / Internet / Cyber Security
• Forensic Accounting
• Executive Protection Operations, Training and Evaluation
• Covert Surveillance Systems
• Crime Scene Evaluation and Reconstruction
• Polygraph Examination
• Computer Database Inquiries
• Maritime Security
• Aviation Security
• Transportation Security
• Industrial Security
• Cargo Security
• Physical Security and Access Control
• Counterterrorism Assessment, Operations and Training
• Threat Evaluation and Threat Assessments
• Security Consulting
• Technical Security Training
• Accident Investigations
• Personnel and Personal Security Training
• Interview/Interrogation Training