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WELCOME TO ADVANCED CORPORATE SOLUTIONS
Advanced Corporate Solutions (ACS), established in 1995, is a global player in Corporate Intelligence and Electronic Countermeasures Investigation (ECMI) “Debugging”. Our client base covers the full spectrum of Business, Industry and Government including multi-national companies and corporations. Advanced Corporate Solutions (ACS), provides a full spectrum of electronic countermeasures services; also refer to as “debugging and sweeps”. These involve both technical and physical searches to detect and locate electronic eavesdropping devices. Our personnel have decades of professional experience in both private and governmental sectors pertaining to technical surveillance and electronic countermeasures.
We offer countermeasures for commercial and residential locations as well as for vehicles and aircraft. On completion of the investigation, we provide our clients with a detailed report of our findings, with recommendations for reducing exposure to eavesdropping and providing them with peace of mind. Corporate Intelligence, as one of the most specialised disciplines of Intelligence, requires specialised skills and equipment and must be instituted as a long-term strategy. The overall objective of Corporate Intelligence is to protect company interest. Advanced Corporate Solutions (ACS) has a proven track record in Corporate Intelligence and can provide many references in this regard. |
Debugging Corporate Aircraft - Blake Technical Limited carry out comprehensive TSCM electronic countermeasure searches specifically geared for Corporate Aircraft. Wiretapping and Other Eavesdropping Devices and Methods - Wiretapping and electronic eavesdropping are virtually as old as the telephone. The Secret War - Foreign spies hack computers to bleed billions from industry and steal military secrets. Hacked to Death - Is hacking wicked and antisocial, or cool and geeky? A brief history of tech's most two sided term. Did News Corp. properties break any U.S. laws? - Editors at the New York Post pulled junior staffers into two closed-door meetings on Tuesday and told them, "We have to be on our P's and Q's and not engage in any kind of obvious, unethical journalistic things," according to a source close to the Post. Britain admits to Cold War-style espionage using fake rock - LONDON — In a rare acknowledgment of espionage reminiscent of the Cold War, a former British government official admitted that a fake rock discovered in 2006 by the Russian FSB secret service in a Moscow park concealed a listening device planted by British spies.
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