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From: Steve Griffith <steveg..._at_hotmail.com>
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Subject: TSCM for N. Texas companies
Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2008 14:00:59 -0600
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I'm an IT network and software consultant. I deal with companies that want =
to cover all the bases of security for their networks as well as their phys=
cial locations. A few customers inquire about having someone come in to do =
counter-surveillence sweeps on their offices , communications, as well as t=
he physical infrastructure of their network. =20
I know there are plenty of incompetents, PI's with a box, and con-artist TS=
CM services. How and where can I find the true, high quality TSCMers in Nor=
th Texas or someone that travels to engagements in the area ?
Thanks,
Steve Griffith
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I'm an IT network and software consultant. I deal with companies that =
want to cover all the bases of security for their networks as well as their=
physcial locations. A few customers inquire about having someone come in t=
o do counter-surveillence sweeps on their offices , communications, as well=
as the physical infrastructure of their network. <BR>
I know there are plenty of incompetents, PI's with a box, and con=
-artist TSCM services. How and where can I find the true, high quality TSCM=
ers in North Texas or someone that travels to engagements in the area ?<BR>
Thanks,<BR>
Steve Griffith<BR>
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