Counter surveillance is the act of detecting and thwarting surveillance activities. It can involve using electronic methods, physical surveillance, or a combination of both.
How it's used
- Individuals
- Individuals can use counter surveillance to protect themselves from being watched or listened to without their consent.
- Businesses
- Businesses can use counter surveillance to protect their data and prevent unwanted surveillance.
- Investigations
- Private investigators can use counter surveillance to identify and gather information about surveillance teams.
Counter surveillance techniques
- Physical surveillance: Observing people or vehicles that may be surveilling a target
- Technical surveillance: Using devices to detect surveillance devices like cameras or listening devices
- Technical surveillance counter-measures: Sweeping an area for hidden surveillance devices
- Creating strong networks: Making it harder for hackers to crack.
- Being mindful of your digital footprint: Protecting your data integrity
- Counter surveillance principles vigilance, discretion, and technological awareness.
AWDA GPS is skilled and has a background in this discipline.