Your telephone conversations, fax and data transmissions can be monitored anywhere along your phone line, be it inside or outside of your home or office. Typically, taps may be found in the telephone closet, inside a phone or fax machine itself or, at times, out on the outside telephone wiring. It may be difficult, if not impossible, to detect many of these devices along with the bridges or other types of connections to your service without specialized equipment and training. Other ways to intrude on your privacy or steal your proprietary business information include placing listening and transmitting devices in and around furniture, inside electrical outlets and light switches, above your drop ceiling, inside office machinery and equipment or in other innocuous places. An appropriate search for these devices includes a thorough inspection of the location and a complete sweep of the home or office.
Timing is very important in catching a spy.
On many occasions we are called out after an eavesdropping operation has already been completed. In most cases, the perpetrator leaves little or no trace. Most of the techniques and devices being used are electronic and once the device is removed, there is generally no physical evidence left behind. If you believe that you may be the victim of an eavesdropper, we may be able to help you identify, trap and prosecute the perpetrator.