REI ANG and TRN 2000

Protecting meeting spaces from illicit eavesdropping is a growing necessity. Start by ensuring there are no devices located inside the room itself, whether hidden or visible, that could be compromised for illicit purposes. Some examples of devices are desk phones, mobile phones, or audio recorders hidden in furniture or everyday items. Another threat that must not be neglected is audio leakage from surrounding surfaces and adjacent offices. These are vulnerabilities for both those listening in on your meeting with illicit intent or the passive observer in an adjacent office. Continue reading “Protecting Conversations With Noise Masking”