Military experience. Advanced technology. Relentless discipline.
Elite Countermeasures Group was founded by professionals with over 30 years of combined military counterintelligence experience. Our team has conducted TSCM operations in more than 100 countries, serving at the highest levels of defense leadership—including the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of the Army, and numerous two, three, and four-star general officers.
We've operated at the Pentagon and secured hundreds of the most sensitive facilities in the world. Our cross-training spans Signals Intelligence analysis and collection, Electronic Warfare, and cutting-edge artificial intelligence applications in security.
What sets ECG apart is our fusion of traditional TSCM tradecraft with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities. Our team includes AI engineers trained at Carnegie Mellon University who are actively researching and developing how AI transforms technical surveillance countermeasures.
We don't rely on off-the-shelf equipment that adversaries have already studied and defeated. We build our own custom tools—proprietary systems that threat actors have never seen and cannot reverse-engineer. When you work with ECG, you get capabilities that don't exist anywhere else.
"Adversaries can't beat the equipment, but they can beat the tech."
This mantra drives everything we do. The most sophisticated equipment in the world is worthless in the hands of a lazy technician. Complacent operators get beaten—not by superior technology, but by superior discipline and attention to detail.
At ECG, we don't get complacent. We approach every engagement with the rigor and discipline of operators who know that a single missed indicator can mean a compromised facility. We verify. We double-check. We find what others miss.
Our clients don't hire us because we have fancy gear. They hire us because we have the experience to know what to look for, the technology to find it, and the discipline to never cut corners.
Our team's capabilities span multiple intelligence disciplines, giving us a holistic understanding of technical threats that single-specialty firms simply cannot match: