Counter-Surveillance

Definitions

1. Techniques used to detect, avoid, or disrupt surveillance by hostile observers, whether physical, electronic, or blended. It appears in executive protection, intelligence work, and high-risk operational security contexts.

   In plain English: Methods used to detect or avoid being watched.

   Example: "The executive-protection team added counter-surveillance checks around the travel route after repeated suspicious observations."

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