Surveillance Zone: The Hidden World of Corporate Surveillance Detection & Covert Special Operations

By: Ami Toben

Narrated by: Ami Toben

Surveillance Zone gives you an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look into the mysterious world of private-sector espionage, surveillance detection, and covert protective operations that take place right here at home, under most people's noses.

You'll discover:

• How corporate sector surveillance and surveillance detection work.
• What real-world special operations are like.
• How covert operators blend into different environments.
• What type of people get into this industry.
• Why this industry exists.
• Get a first-person account of actual covert operations the author has participated in.
• Learn the secrets of the trade and discover a hidden world that's all around you.

©2017 Ami Toben (P)2019 Ami Toben

outstanding information to learn and to life

Really and joyed the narrative and the chapter 15 and 14 were outstanding. Bride lot of clarity to Surveillance.

Must read or listen for all investors & ops field workers

This audible book was very well done by informing you on what it takes to perform surveillance work.

Worth it

Great read about a facet of protection that most are unaware of. Author did a great job of breaking down the aspects of SD

To me, this is an autobiography

As a detective for decades, I always try to brush up on what the young pups are doing these days. This was nothing more, at least for the first hour, of a guy spouting off about his time in the IDF. It should have been titled, based on the first hour, "My time and troubles in the Israeli military". Listen Ami', I'm interested in SURVEILLANCE, not your personal life. It is my opinion that he named it what he did to get more readers. Now, I'm just one person, so my advice is, look at all the reviews, and then make your own decision. I only listened to 16% of the book (One Hour), but that was enough for me. Like when you go the Fridge and pull out the milk, take a taste, and it's sour. It only takes a taste to know if it's bad, and putting it back in with hopes it will be better tomorrow is just not an option for me. You might speak a dozen languages, but you're not speaking mine. Some of the best guns I own are Israeli, ( e.g. Tavor TS12, The BEST ), but this is one product that should have stayed in Israel.