Technical Covert Operations

At a time when corporates and legal firms face unprecedented financial pressures, the ability to secure critical intelligence covertly can save clients substantial sums, protect their assets and safeguard their reputation.

In almost all cases, the cost of employing a covert surveillance operation will amount to a fraction of the financial losses incurred by a business, whether that is due to fraud, insolvency, theft or long-term sickness and absence.

No two assignments are the same, and although some covert surveillance assignments can be executed quickly to deliver results, in many cases the operations are much more resource intensive. Insolvency work, for instance, often involves detailed international investigations and its complexity requires specialist expertise, in-depth knowledge and a wealth of professional experience to trace assets and people. Or providing invaluable intelligence for a provisional liquidation, especially identifying the movements and whereabouts of specific people.

In an increasingly competitive market in which a growing number of specialist consultancies offer technical covert operations, industry reputation is of paramount importance.

Drawing on an exceptional track record, both in the UK and in operations overseas, we are expertly positioned to offer bespoke covert technical surveillance operations to find resolutions for any scenario.

Highly disciplined, ESA Risk’s technical covert surveillance teams always perform with absolute professionalism, successfully executing each assignment with complete discretion and gathering critical intelligence while evading detection. Exceptionally agile, we can adapt our services to any situation, responding quickly and with ease to changing circumstances and effectively managing time pressures to handle any case, no matter how complex. We can scale our services to respond to short notice assignments or more challenging full-scale operations, even when that involves work overseas.

In every case, we’ll always work to the highest industry standards and also ensure that the critically important intelligence we gather during the surveillance is admissible as evidence in any legal proceedings.