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    Since 1964, Sonitrol Security has been the trusted name for providing home and business security systems in North America, with a combination of human know-how and the latest technology. Our system is so sophisticated that we often catch criminals before they gain entry to our customers' facilities.
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    Eyes Inside the Rise of Organized Retail Crime

    Estimates suggest that 67% of burglaries can be prevented by installing video surveillance business security systems. This is, or rather was good news. Now, however, a new form of theft is occurring with increasing frequency. Organized Retail Crime (ORC) costs the retail industry $30 billion per year, and a shocking 97% of retail stores have admitted to being a victim of ORC.  The Lifting Strategy Simple shoplifting is generally a cut and dried case. A store catches the thief in action, they are given a slap on the wrist, and everyone moves on with their lives. ORC is a different ballgame. Lifters are not independent agents, but rather more like contracted employees of a grander scheme.  The way it works is a group of lifters flood one retail location for a certain amount of time. When it gets too hot (too much attention) they leave, letting the store owner believe they solved the problem. If any...

    3 Reasons Sound-Based Verified Alarms Are Crucial For Business Security

    When it comes to intrusion security for your business, there are a number of reasons you should take it seriously. First, and most obviously, you want to protect your products from theft. Second, you might have corporate data that could be used as leverage against your company. And third, you could have personal information that you store in your office that you don't want to become public knowledge. Privacy and security must be the top priorities for every business owner. Even if you have video surveillance and sophisticated locks, your business might be vulnerable. One of the most overlooked security measures is the use of sound-based verified alarms. Here is how they protect your business.  Audio Detection Where many motion sensing devices fail, audio detection devices succeed. If a criminal is attempting to break into your company, they could very well know that there are motion-triggered cameras, and know where they are...

    Audio and Visual: The First Security Systems Your Business Needs

    As the owner of a business, it is your job to make sure your products are safe. Which is why you are right to be concerned with which high quality alarm systems you should be using for your business. A lot of this depends on the type of merchandise you keep in stock and what industry you are in, but two things remain important to almost every business.  Audio-Based Intrusion Detection System One of the most high quality alarm systems to date incorporates the use of highly sensitive microphones that listen for noises that match the sound an intruder would make when nobody is around. This can help you detect and prevent late-night burglaries, saving you potentially thousands of dollars of stolen product.  One concern that gets raised about audio-based systems is that they can be too sensitive. That's why most alarm systems have built-in delays that can last from half a minute to three...

    How To Choose Internal Security Systems For Your Business

    Even though police jump into action for 38 million alarm activations each year, there are threats to your business outside of burglary. One of the biggest threats is, unfortunately, employee theft. It is important to trust your employees, but it is also important to protect your products and information. That's why trust but verify is such an important policy, and also why you should install hi tech business security systems for your company. Some of the best on the market are advanced access control systems. Access control is exactly what it sounds like. You will be able to fully control who accesses what information and which areas of your business. In the more hi tech business security systems, you will also be able to track who has accessed the information or location in your company. But how does this work? How Access Control Works To set up the system, first you must decide how you...

    Access Control Systems and How They Play A Vital Role In Security

    Since 10-25% of all police calls involve an alarm activation, you can be assured that they will trigger in the event of a twilight break in. But what if you need daytime security solutions? When choosing between commercial security companies, make sure to ask about their advanced access control systems and solutions. If you value the safety of your inventory and want to overcome the risks involved with theft in your business, access control systems can give you the peace of mind you deserve.  What is access control? An access control system is a sophisticated solution to potential security threats. It allows the owner of a business to control who has access to a building, a department, and even certain rooms. Here are some of the features of access control systems: The ability to know who accessed a room and when they did so. Trust is important in any working relationship, but...

    Questions To Ask Yourself About Your Business Security Needs

    One of the most important things responsible business owners can do is install business security systems to keep the product and employees safe. The problem for some business owners is that choosing a security system can be difficult. The commercial security system your company chooses to employ will depend on many different things. Certain industries will benefit more from one type of security system more than others. As one of the best alarm companies in Philadelphia PA, we can help you find the right solution for your business security needs.  What does your business do? This is the first question to keep in mind when choosing a security system. If you own a small shop in a small town, you might not need all that much, except for perhaps a lock and a simple alarm system. If you own a successful chain shopping center, you'll likely want a more sophisticated lock, alarm, and surveillance...

    The 4 Best Alarms To Keep Your Business Theft Free This Holiday Season

    Did you know that in the last two weeks of December there are more break-ins than at any other time of the year? Preparing your home or business for this holiday season is important, especially with all the gifts stashed in your house or extra inventory you've stocked for the holiday season. Here are some steps you can take to improve your home or business security and ease your mind over the holiday season.  Alarm Systems If you live in a home with simple locks and no alarm system, you are a big target for petty thieves. A determined burglar will be able to pick your lock with ease, but if they notice that you have an alarm system installed, they might not try to break in at all. If they do attempt to enter your home, your alarm will sound. This will instantly alert you and law enforcement so that...

    Reducing Inventory Shrink With Security Systems

    As a business owner, one of the most important things you can do is ensure the safety of your product and reduce shrinkage. According to The Global Retail Theft Barometer, as published by the Center for Retail Research, North American retailers lose roughly $45 billion in inventory from shrinkage every year. Although it might not be realistic to reduce this number to $0 every year, the commercial security system Philadelphia uses has high hope toward preventing your business from being part of this statistic.  Inventory shrink is more complicated than simple theft, although theft is included. Shrinkage includes customer theft, employee theft, breakage, returns, and lost product. The largest two contributors to this statistics, though, are employee theft and customer shoplifting. So how do you prevent this? Security cameras are a basic starting point. Having eyes on your store at all times is the first step toward catching thieves in action.  Swipe...

    The Holy Trinity of Daytime Retail Surveillance Technology

    It's one thing to protect against break-ins to your business at night, but surveillance solutions that prevent daytime losses are quite a bit more difficult. Daytime security monitoring is an essential part of any retail shopping center or storefront, but it's also much more difficult than many business owners realize. By definition, your property will see more traffic during daylight hours, which means there are more threats to guard against. For instance, 34.5% of inventory shrink comes from employees theft, while 38% comes from shoplifting. Both sources of theft are far more common than nighttime burglaries. Between these two sources of daylight product loss, you have a significant reason to implement business security systems for use during business hours. On top of that, daytime retail security technology can protect your business from false insurance claims and other types of liability. So the next time you're ready to upgrade your retail business's security...

    4 Types of Commercial Security That Keep Businesses On Lock

    It’s no secret that burglar alarms are a strong deterrent to theft, but did you know that 83% of convicted burglars say that they would attempt to find out if an alarm was present before trying to burglarize? Having a commercial security system in place is especially prudent for businesses that have significant assets that need protection. The question, then, is what type of business security solutions will work best for your company? Types of Security Systems Video Surveillance is a staple in the securities industry. It allows you to watch your cameras remotely for any malicious actors attempting to burgle your business. There are a couple of flaws, though. First, the resolution of these cameras can be quite poor unless you shell out a bit of extra cash. Second, and more importantly, they require someone watching them in order to prevent crimes. They might be a strong deterrent, but if a...