Intro to TSCM

I recently attended an introductory TSCM seminar that was put on by No= rbert Zaenglein, author of The Covert Bug Book: How to Find Eavesdropping D= evices and Stop Them Dead by Norbert Zaenglein. I know, bad name but a good= book.

The meeting was held in the "go to meeting" format with plent= y of good quality visuals

This was a three hour seminar over th= ree days, an hour a day. The last portion of each day were Q & A betwee= n the leaders and attendees and were as interesting and informative as the = rest of the seminar. Equal attention was paid to covert video cameras, audi= o bugs, telephone taps and telephone compromises.

 

I have to say that this seminar was pretty good.  He didn't leave= much out.  He only dealt with real world threats that a private secto= r executive will encounter.  The nice part is that he wasn't hawking a= ny equipment or services. 

 

I made a few new friends.  It was a great experience. TSCM practi= tioners may want to send some of their customers.