Bodyguard Reveals How to Find Hidden Cameras (Part 2)

How do you find a hidden camera in your hotel room before it's too late? In Part 2, executive protection expert Frank Roberson and I go even deeper. Missed Part 1? Start there first — this picks up right where we left off. I open up about my own cybercrime attack, where hackers impersonated a family member to disable my alarms and cameras, unlock my deadbolts, and plant surveillance inside my own home without leaving a trace. From there, Frank and I cover how your smart devices can become an attack surface used against you, and the wire fraud scheme that cost one family office over $400,000 after criminals studied their billing patterns for three months before striking. We also break down hidden camera detection while traveling, including a pre-check-in bug sweep that found recording devices planted in a Super Bowl host hotel room, and a real hidden camera found behind a USB plug in a restaurant bathroom. Frank also walks through the hotel security assessment he did in London (with Johnny Depp staying down the hall), the pickpocket scams tourists run into in Europe, the "rule of three" test his team uses to spot if someone is following you, and why situational awareness at a gas station could save your life. Frank has spent over two decades in executive protection, counterintelligence, and high-threat response as CEO of the Black Rhino Group. He breaks down the pre-event indicators, gut-instinct signals, and simple checklist habits that separate being prepared from being paranoid. If you travel, work remotely, or just want more control over your own privacy and safety, this episode is for you. 🔗 Learn more about Frank & Black Rhino Group: https://blackrhinogrp.com/