Why We are Choosing a Different Way to Release Verrimus RF Software
The Weasel is getting ready to leave the cage. But unlike most software launches, we aren’t interested in getting it into as many hands as possible, as quickly as possible. At Verrimus, we have always done things a little differently. We don’t spend profits on advertising campaigns or travelling the world to visit every trade…
RF Weasel: RF Software Designed by TSCM Operators for TSCM Operators
RF Weasel launches 1 September 2026. RF Weasel is a new TSCM Radio Interface System developed by Verrimus TSCM operators and an in-house software engineer to help professional practitioners detect, identify and locate RF-based surveillance threats. The principle behind Weasel is simple: RF software designed by TSCM operators for TSCM operators. Built from more than…
RF Weasel – Designed by TSCM Operators, for TSCM Operators
The technical surveillance countermeasures (TSCM) industry has no shortage of RF software claiming to make spectrum analysis easier. Unfortunately, many packages have been developed by software engineers with little appreciation for the realities of conducting live TSCM inspections. RF Weasel has been developed differently. Created by experienced TSCM operators who understand the practical challenges of…
Can Only UK NACE Carry Out Counter-Eavesdropping for Public Bodies?
Understanding the Difference Between Government Policy, Technical Authority and Commercial TSCM Services If you’ve ever been involved in procuring Technical Surveillance Counter-Measures (TSCM) or professional counter-eavesdropping services within the public sector, you may have heard statements such as: “Only UK NACE can undertake this work.” or “Public bodies must use UK NACE.” These statements are…
Why We Decided to Develop Our Own RF Analysis Software
Over the years, our TSCM operators have used a wide range of RF analysis software during technical surveillance inspections. Each platform brought its own strengths, but through extensive operational use we also identified areas where the user experience could be improved for the specific demands of real-world TSCM work. Rather than adapting our workflows to…
Why WEASEL? What’s in a Name?
If you’ve seen our latest teaser video, you’ll already know one thing. Our next generation RF software has a name. WEASEL. An unusual choice for TSCM software? Perhaps. But there is a reason behind it. The weasel is the world’s smallest carnivorous mammal. Small in stature, but remarkably effective. Fast. Agile. Relentless. A hunter capable…
Hidden Cameras, Spy Cameras and Technical Surveillance
BBC Documentary Highlights a Growing Threat to Personal Privacy The BBC’s new documentary featuring broadcaster and campaigner Jess Davies shines an important spotlight on the growing misuse of hidden cameras, spy cameras, and other forms of technical surveillance that are increasingly being used to invade people’s privacy. Videos of Brits secretly filmed on spycams found…
Looking for a Bug Sweep for Your Business? Here’s What You Really Need to Know
If you’ve found yourself searching Google for “bug sweep for your business”, “office bug sweep”, “bug sweep for my company” or “corporate bug sweeping”, you’re certainly not alone. “Bug sweep” remains the phrase that most people use when they’re concerned that confidential conversations or sensitive information may be at risk. However, within the professional security…
Your Personal Data Is an Operational Security Issue
Most people think of privacy as a technology problem. When a data breach happens and personal data is exposed, technology is blamed. They install antivirus software, create stronger passwords, and perhaps enable multi-factor authentication. While these are all important steps, they only address part of the challenge. The reality is that personal data privacy is…
Enhancing Security – Internal TSCM Capability?
Should Your Organisation Develop an Internal TSCM Capability? For organisations responsible for protecting sensitive information, intellectual property, strategic plans and commercially valuable data, Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) can form an important part of a wider information protection strategy. At some point, many organisations ask the same question: Should we develop our own internal TSCM capability…