When the question is whether someone is listening.
Some matters carry a second worry beneath the first: that a room, a vehicle or a device is being monitored. We assess electronic privacy alongside the digital investigation, on a lawful basis, with specialist depth on call.
Where digital forensics meets counter-surveillance
The concern arrives in patterns: private conversations that reach the other side of a dispute, a counterparty who anticipates every move, spyware suspicions on a phone already under examination. The digital half of the answer sits naturally with us: device compromise assessment, stalkerware detection, account-access review and network examination. The physical half, sweeping rooms, vehicles and premises for covert devices, demands dedicated equipment and field methodology.
For that, the work runs with our affiliated specialist practice, Risk3 Consulting Limited, whose technical surveillance countermeasures teams operate across Hong Kong and Asia under a documented, court-tested methodology. One instruction, both halves covered, evidence handled to the same standard throughout.
When clients raise it
- Spyware or stalkerware suspected on a phone or computer.
- Litigation or negotiations where private discussions keep surfacing.
- Matrimonial and family matters with monitoring concerns, lawfully grounded.
- Executive and boardroom privacy alongside an insider investigation.
Frequently asked
- Can you check my phone for spyware?
- Yes, where you own or control the device. Device compromise assessment identifies commercial spyware and stalkerware and, importantly, documents it as evidence rather than simply deleting it.
- Who performs the physical bug sweep?
- Technical surveillance countermeasures fieldwork is delivered with our affiliated practice Risk3 Consulting Limited (tscm.com.hk), specialists in counter-surveillance across Asia since 1992. Digital and physical findings are reported coherently, not as two disconnected exercises.
Speak to the consultant who will run the work
Instructions are led by Alan Jeffries, Principal Consultant. The first discussion is confidential, carries no fee, and often changes what a client decides to do next. Call +852 5808 1071, message us on Signal, or use the case review form.
Every engagement runs under the DDD Method: Detect. Document. Demonstrate.