Espionage Investigations

The most well known type of espionage involves one state spying on the military, leaders, activities and stealing secret documents of another state. However, espionage has moved beyond the level of government and now is a major issue for industry and corporations who are becoming victims of corporate espionage. The common factor in all types espionage is the learning or stealing of secret information for financial, military, political or personal gain. As such, espionage is almost always extremely damaging for the company or organization involved.

Industrial and corporate espionage usually involves stealing “trade secrets” from a company, including formulas, recipes, blue prints, business plans, or financial information. Espionage may be a precursor to sabotage if the information stolen is used to hurt the victim company, either by releasing sensitive, private information to the public, or by claiming patents or other rights before the victimized company has been able to do so themselves.

If you have been the victim of any type of espionage, or fear that you are currently under surveillance, call ICS or fill out a free consultation on our website. With an Espionage Investigation, ICS private investigators can determine if you are being spied upon, and provide the proof you need to take action against the culprits before any more information is compromised or further damage is done to your company or organization.

All investigations at ICS begin with a free consultation designed to allow you time to share the details of your case with a professional investigator prior to making your decision to hire. There are several key pieces of information we will need to know about your case, so take the time to pull together any known information.

During your consultation, we are likely to ask important questions to help us determine your needs, such as:

Answering these questions and more as openly and honestly as possible will help us understand your case and your needs. ICS is here to help make sure no further damage is done to you or your company, and that your important information and secrets stay hidden from prying eyes now and assist you in moving forward into the future with more secure, reliable counter-espionage policies and procedures.