Holiday shopping may look a little different this year. That doesn’t mean you can let your guard down. Consider these quick tips to prepare in advance to secure your business and ensure a peaceful and profitable holiday season. Add security for compliance If your business is retail or otherwise has frequent visitors or guests,… Read More »
Construction sites can be particularly difficult to guard through traditional means. The site is often unattended overnight, on weekends, and when the weather prevents outdoor work. Worksites can be spread out and sometimes located in remote areas. If located in a business district, the area could be vacant for extended periods for miles around. What is Construction Theft? Common types of construction theft can include:… Read More »
In many cities, law enforcement is stretched thin. They can have trouble keeping up with demand between high crime areas, crowd control, and natural disasters. The last thing they need is to waste time responding to false alarms or situations that could easily be handled without their intervention. Here are a few ways that security firms can assist. Remote security monitoring With remote video… Read More »
Security can be complex. Your personal and business success depends on keeping unauthorized people out and valuables secured. It can be tempting to go overboard on security, but no one wants to feel like they are working in a prison. While there is nothing wrong with investing in the latest technology with all the bells and whistles, there are… Read More »
One of the few positives that have come out of the COVID-19 pandemic for some companies and their employees is that many jobs can be performed just fine remotely – in fact, some employees are even more productive working from a home office where they don’t face the distractions and interruptions of a typical workplace.… Read More »
One of the most critical aspects of securing your business is understanding exactly what your insurance will cover. While the events covered can vary widely depending on your needs and the breadth of the specific policy, there are a few areas that are typically covered. Perform due diligence and read your policy carefully to be… Read More »
Retail establishments have always been at risk of loss through shrink, fraud, and break-ins. You have both inventory and cash that thieves and fraudsters want. You want to prevent theft, but don’t want customers to feel unwelcome. Security officers can seem like overkill in stores that don’t sell high-ticket items as well as being prohibitively… Read More »
Employees often have preferences as to the types of devices they want to use. As an employer, your instinct may be to provide all employees with the same technology – typically a workhorse of a computer, either desktop or laptop, and a basic mobile phone if the company provides one. But, every employee has different likes and needs. One may want a speedy laptop with a high-end… Read More »
When the topic of security arises, the discussion often turns to either physical security or virtual security. For the most part, physical security is straightforward. It’s about protecting people from assault or other attacks and keeping property free from theft or damage. When we delve into data and cybersecurity, the conversation can become more complex. What is the difference between the two? What is Data Security?… Read More »
Cameras can sometimes offer a false sense of security. Users may believe that once they have installed a security camera, they are all set. After all, if all you need is to make sure the only people on your property are the people who belong there, who needs all the bells and whistles, right? This… Read More »