Unless you were working for an intelligence agency, if your organization was sold TSCM against laser-based surveillance, then the organization was taken for a ride by the security contractor; you weren't also sold birds of prey to protect against UAS too, were you? (Yeah, that's a thing too [1]).
It's a bit like being sold flood protection insurance if your data warehouse is in the desert. In other words, it just doesn't happen realistically, and there are a million and one other much more practical technical surveillance counter measures to spend a likely very-limited security budget on.