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Monday 24 November 2008

International Intelligence Limited

International Intelligence Limited provides up to date intelligence by both technical and operational means worldwide. We pride ourselves in being an independent company with a strong emphasis on technical capability in support of operational tasks. Our personnel are drawn from various financial, police and military backgrounds. We make use of cutting-edge technology, employing a number of specialist personnel in areas such as computer forensic analysts, forensic accounting, lawful covert satellite tracking and telephone & email interception. International Intelligence Limited has been instructed by clients from many sectors, these include:
  • Private clients
  • Corporate clients
  • Commercial clients
  • Government embassy's
  • Government agencies
  • Various police forces

With our Headquarters in the English Cotswolds, International Intelligence has offices in a number of locations to aid our overseas clients in cross-border cases.


Counter espionage
Our team of former intelligence officers and counter intelligence technical experts have a proven track record of carrying out full counter espionage tasks worldwide protecting our client’s interests.

Our counter espionage services cover:
  • Encryption of communications
  • Secure data storage
  • TSCM Services, Inspections and sweeps
  • Internal and external security review
  • Staff training and lectures

Espionage, both technical and physical is a real and present danger to business today. Technical espionage is among the most common modus operandi and can be the most cost effective. A £50 telephone tap/wiretap, bugging or eavesdropping device can cost a company endless amounts of money - International Intelligence carry out technical surveillance counter measures (TSCM) sweeps for clients worldwide.

TSCM Sweeps, can also be used as part of our close protection measures, brought together as a package in order to protect our clients from intimidation and harassment, also to make any technical surveillance being carried out both impractical and non-effective.

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