Commercial engagements
Corporate TSCM audit
A corporate TSCM audit protects the rooms and networks where your organisation's most sensitive conversations happen. TSCM Partners inspects boardrooms, executive suites, deal rooms, and facilities for covert listening devices, hidden cameras, and compromised infrastructure — then documents exactly what was found and what to do about it.
When organisations commission an audit
Boardrooms and executive suites
The rooms where strategy, remuneration, and deals are discussed are the highest-value targets in the building. Quarterly audits and pre-meeting sweeps keep them clean.
Mergers, acquisitions, and litigation
Deal rooms and legal war rooms concentrate price-sensitive information. An audit before and during the process protects negotiating positions and privileged material.
R&D and intellectual property
Laboratories, design studios, and engineering floors hold the IP competitors want. Audits detect implanted hardware and rogue network devices before designs leak.
After a suspected breach
Leaked minutes, a competitor who knows too much, or unexplained information loss. A reactive audit establishes whether surveillance is the cause and documents the evidence.
Building works and office moves
Contractors, new fit-outs, and unmanaged access windows are the classic opportunities to place devices. Audit after any works in sensitive areas.
Executive protection programmes
Audits of executive offices, vehicles, and home offices as part of a wider protective programme, aligned with your security and IT teams.
How the engagement works
1. Confidential scoping
A short conversation about the site, the concern, and the constraint. You receive indicative pricing and a proposed approach before committing.
2. On-site audit
RF spectrum analysis, physical inspection, non-linear junction detection, thermal imaging, and Wi-Fi/network checks — scheduled discreetly, including out of hours.
3. Findings and report
A written report documenting the areas inspected, devices or vulnerabilities found, and a prioritised remediation plan.
4. Remediation and retest
Support removing threats, hardening the environment, and — for high-risk sites — a recurring audit programme with a named contact.
Corporate audits are delivered with one methodology across the United Kingdom, United States, and Europe, so multi-site programmes produce comparable reports.
Not sure whether you need a one-off inspection or a recurring programme? Start with our TSCM audit checklist or read what a TSCM audit involves.
Corporate audit questions
How long does a corporate TSCM audit take?
A single boardroom and adjacent offices can typically be audited in a few hours, often overnight or at a weekend. A full floor or facility takes one to several days depending on square footage and the complexity of the electronic environment.
Will staff know the audit is happening?
Only if you want them to. Most corporate audits are scheduled outside business hours and communicated on a need-to-know basis. Teams work discreetly and findings go only to your designated contact.
How often should we audit our boardroom?
Quarterly is the standard recommendation for boardrooms and other high-risk rooms, with additional pre-meeting sweeps before especially sensitive sessions such as board meetings, M&A negotiations, or results discussions.
Can you audit our offices in multiple countries?
Yes. TSCM Partners operates across the United Kingdom, United States, and Europe with the same methodology and reporting format, which makes multi-site audit programmes consistent and comparable.
Protect your next board meeting
Scope a corporate TSCM audit in confidence. Indicative pricing upfront, discreet scheduling, documented findings.