Technical surveillance countermeasures
Sweeps of offices, residences, vehicles, and travel sites. ECLIPSE runs spectrum, network, optical, and proximity sensing in one pass. Findings are evidence-backed.
ECLIPSE
B2B and institutional
Scoped work for firms
that carry real risk.
Guardian is the monthly retainer for individuals and families. Organizations are everything else: corporate security teams, family offices, outside counsel, and government buyers who need TSCM, red teaming, insider threat review, or federal delivery on its own paperwork.
Each engagement opens with a written brief, bounded deliverables, and the operators named on both sides. Pricing follows scope, not a public menu.
Organizations · how they start
01 / Corporate
Security teams and leadership under exposure.
For companies whose executives, board, or IP attract targeted attention. We sit beside your security org or run the line when you do not have one yet.
Typical scopes include technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM) for offices and travel sites, adversary simulation and red teaming against your external footprint, insider threat assessments when access patterns shift, and standing intelligence on leak markets and forums that mention your firm.
ECLIPSE sweeps, device hardening for the C-suite, and incident response can run as one project or on a quarterly cadence. Deliverables are written for general counsel and the CISO, not for a slide deck tour.
02 / Family office
One name, many households.
Clients, spouses, children, and staff often share a public footprint even when their risk profiles do not match.
We scope by person and by residence: broker removal across the family, account audits for dependents, home network reviews, travel devices, and TSCM for properties you actually use. The family office gets a single operator channel and a consolidated brief; individuals can still hold Guardian retainers where that fits.
Emergency protocols cover who calls whom when something breaks at 2 a.m. across time zones. We rehearse on the channel you will use, not a help desk queue.
03 / Legal counsel
Outside firms
When the matter needs technical truth, not theory.
Law firms hire us for matters where digital exposure, surveillance, or insider access sits next to the legal question. We work under your engagement letter, your privilege structure, and your timeline.
Common asks: TSCM before a sensitive negotiation, leak attribution when documents appear online, device imaging and comms review for departing executives, and expert support for litigation where technical findings have to hold up under scrutiny.
- Written scope before field work. No fishing expeditions.
- Findings formatted for counsel and the client you represent.
- Chain of custody documented when evidence matters.
- We do not speak to press on your matter.
04 / Federal
Government and contracted delivery.
Federal vehicles, prime-sub arrangements, and cleared scopes run outside the Guardian tiers. Different paperwork, different reporting rhythm, different channel.
We take government work where the requirement matches our bench: TSCM and technical security surveys, red team and adversary simulation under contract, insider threat technical review, and select operational support scoped under the appropriate authority. Cleared work is never described on this site.
Reach out with a sanitized written requirement. We route federal inquiries separately from personal Guardian retainers.
Federal channel
05 / Disciplines
What shows up on a scope sheet
Four lines of work we scope often.
Adversary simulation
External footprint testing, phishing-resistant controls, and physical-digital scenarios scoped to your written engagement scope. Rules of engagement signed before anyone moves.
Insider threat review
Access patterns, egress paths, and technical indicators when trust breaks inside the house. We work with HR and counsel; we do not replace them.
Federal and prime-sub
Contracted delivery under federal vehicles. Scoped case by case, reported through the channel your CO requires.
Federal contactRequest access
Send a sector, a scope, and a timeline.
A few lines about the organization, assets in scope, and what triggered the call. We reply with the next step, not a brochure. Federal buyers should use the federal channel so your message lands in the right queue.