This page answers the practical question: you think you need a bug sweep in Hong Kong, so what actually happens next?

First, the call, made correctly. Away from the suspected space, on a device you trust. The first confidential discussion carries no fee, and if you do not need us we say so.

Second, the scope. Mark a floor plan in three colours: red for the spaces where a loss would be unrecoverable, swept every time and priced first; yellow for the spaces that hear the red rooms; green for everything that can wait or rotate. Send it by Signal rather than a mail system you may be worried about. The colours become a fixed quotation, agreed before any work.

Third, the sweep itself, usually out of hours so staff need never know: spectrum against baseline, physical search of the fabric, in-place inspection of the systems that belong in the room. If a device is found it is documented where it sits, then defeated as you instruct, with the evidence preserved for counsel or the police.

Last, the findings: verbally on site the same day, in writing after, in language a board can act on. Then, if the calendar justifies it, a standing programme keeps the confidence current instead of historic.

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Bug Sweep Hong Kong: How an Engagement Runs