Security & technical services
Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM)
MAP helps government and commercial organizations define technical security concerns, coordinate qualified counter-surveillance support, and turn findings into practical next steps.
The requirement
Technical Security Starts With Context
A TSCM requirement is shaped by the location, information at risk, operating schedule, access conditions, and the concern that prompted the review. MAP begins there, then coordinates the expertise and support appropriate to the environment.
How MAP approaches the work
From Concern to Actionable Next Steps
A clear sequence keeps the work tied to the mission and the decisions that follow.
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Define the concern
Clarify the environment, operational context, timing, access constraints, and the decisions the work must support.
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Plan the technical approach
Match qualified specialists and appropriate methods to the requirement rather than forcing every situation into the same scope.
- 03
Conduct and document
Coordinate the authorized technical work and organize observations so responsible stakeholders can understand what requires attention.
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Support next steps
Help translate findings into practical security actions, follow-up work, or coordination with facility and technology teams.
Scope before assumptions
MAP does not treat a general concern as a predetermined finding. The scope is built around authorized access, known conditions, and the client’s operational objective.
Qualified coordination
MAP coordinates qualified specialists and related security disciplines when the requirement extends beyond a single technical review.
Responsible handling
Initial website inquiries should not include classified, controlled, or otherwise sensitive details. MAP can establish the appropriate contact path first.
Start a conversation
Start with the environment and concern.
MAP can help define the technical security requirement and coordinate the appropriate next step.