We do not begin with deployment.
Every instruction starts with a structured assessment to establish whether our involvement is appropriate and what level of support is required.
We are typically engaged by individuals requiring discretion, organisations managing risk, and legal or regulatory professionals.
Access ongoing matters, administrative services, and secure communications related to current engagements.
Bug sweeping services in the UK are used where concern exists that private conversations, sensitive meetings, or confidential information may be subject to unauthorised monitoring. These services support informed decision-making before commercial, legal, or strategic activity is undertaken, particularly where compromised information could create exposure or loss of control.
At Dion International, bug sweeping is applied selectively and proportionately.The objective is not to reinforce suspicion, but to establish whether a genuine technical risk exists and to restore confidence in the security of an environment.
The UK’s position as a global centre for government, finance, professional services, technology, and regulated industries means that sensitive discussions frequently take place across offices, meeting rooms, vehicles, and residential settings. Concerns may arise following unexplained information leakage, commercial disputes, internal conflicts, or periods of heightened confidentiality.
Bug sweeping enquiries may involve corporate premises, temporary meeting locations, vehicles, hotels, or private residences used for business or legal discussions anywhere in the UK. In many cases, no devices are present; however, confirmation itself provides reassurance and allows activity to proceed without distraction. In other situations, environmental vulnerabilities or unauthorised devices may be identified, requiring appropriate next steps.
Where uncertainty exists, bug sweeping may be used to establish objective clarity regarding whether audio, visual, or data-based surveillance is present.
Each instruction is assessed individually to determine whether technical surveillance counter-measures are appropriate and likely to provide meaningful clarity. Consideration is given to the nature of the environment, the sensitivity of the information at risk, and the context in which concerns have arisen.
Sweeps are conducted using specialist TSCM equipment and systematic search techniques suited to the location and risk profile. Attention is given to accuracy, discretion, and proportionality, ensuring that activity remains focused on identifying genuine threats rather than creating unnecessary disruption.
Findings are documented clearly and objectively. The emphasis remains on clarity and relevance throughout, ensuring that outcomes support informed decisions about security, confidentiality, and future use of the environment.