About our Organization

Audio Surveillance from Communication Research first began in the mid 1970's. Surveillance and Covert Surveillance, then, consisted of a narrow spectrum of bugging equipment. Gcom introduced police surveillance equipment, monitoring devices, logging equipment, and alternative room surveillance equipment for governments, law enforcement agencies, military users, as well as scientific organizations.

The Communications Research brick and mortar operation grew with time and experience, as multiple surveillance needs arose in the early 1980's. These needs were met as undercover law enforcement agents would suggest new applications for existing technology. Their requirements consisted of uniquely concealing surveillance equipment, increased surveillance transmitter distances, and other exclusive requests that seperated Communication Research engineering projects from other manufacturers.

Our Research and Design Laboratories have pioneered multiple areas of audio surveillance, cellular monitoring, phone surveillance, and communication intelligence.

US Security Agencies (federal & state)

US Police Detective Operatives

International Police Detectives

Society for Forensic Sciences

Association for the Advancement of Science

NASA

In addition, there are hundreds of regional, local law enforcement agencies as well as all branches of the Armed Forces in the U.S.

Government agencies come to Communication Research to solve difficult problems such as overcoming the barriers of monitoring and logging sophisticated GSM digital transmissions. Specialties include integration, custom engineering, reverse engineering, site surveys and training.