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    surveillance solutions

    Tips for Effective Digital Video Surveillance Management

    Digital surveillance can instantly help deter break-ins before they happen. According to our internal resources, police respond to 38 million alarm activations annually. Camera footage will provide evidence to the police for prosecution if someone damages your property or breaks into the building. However, putting up cameras is not enough. Utilizing these tips is essential to ensure your surveillance solutions are effective. Look for a System That Notifies the Police The type of alarm system you have matters. It is best to invest in an alarm that automatically contacts local law enforcement if there is a break-in. Many businesses have alarms that contact authorities if a window or door opens or glass shatters. These alarm systems can help protect your inventory while you’re away. Know Your Needs Different buildings have different needs. Consider how many cameras you’ll need and how much area they have to cover. Many invest in cameras during key break-in spots,...

    C@tViz_S3O
    July 19, 2024
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    How Can Access Control Help Prevent Unauthorized Data Breaches?

    With data breaches making headlines way too often these days, you may be wondering how companies can better protect sensitive information. Well, one critical tool is access control. Let’s look at how advanced internal security systems can keep your data safe from prying eyes. Limit Access to Sensitive Areas Access control systems allow companies to restrict access to vulnerable parts of the building. Through an internal security system that consists of keycard access, biometric scans, or numbered PIN codes, you can ensure that only authorized individuals can enter areas with sensitive data. Whether it’s the server room, filing area, or executive offices, critical spaces should only be accessible to those who absolutely need to be there. By limiting access, you severely reduce the risk of an opportunistic data breach. Monitor and Audit Access A key feature of modern access control systems is the ability to monitor and log everyone who accesses restricted zones. Detailed...

    C@tViz_S3O
    July 18, 2024
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    office security

    How to Secure Your Office With Security Measures

    Your office is packed with valuable items, from cash to electronic equipment. Learning how to secure your office is crucial to ensure you don’t have to deal with a break-in and you can prosecute the perpetrators if something happens. Here, we'll cover everything you need to know about office security. Alarm Systems Alarm systems are often the first line of defense against security breaches. They are set to go off when someone breaks a window or the door opens after the alarm is set. Many can be set to go off when certain access points are opened, helping deter thieves. These systems typically contact the building's owner to determine if it was an accident before contacting the police. Security Guards Alarm systems are crucial, but you may want to consider additional security measures if your office is located in a high-crime area. A typical alarm system has a built-in delay of 30 seconds to...

    C@tViz_S3O
    June 7, 2024
    Sonitrol News
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    How to Implement Access Control Policies Effectively

    A well-designed access control system and policies are essential for maintaining security in any facility. Follow these tips to implement effective procedures that protect your building, assets, and people. Conduct Thorough Risk Assessments The first step is performing in-depth risk assessments to identify potential vulnerabilities in your building. Walk through each area and note points of entry or sensitive locations housing valuable assets. Pay attention to blind spots and areas of low visibility. High-traffic areas like parking garages or delivery zones also deserve special focus. The goal is to pinpoint all the ways a bad actor could potentially access unauthorized areas. This information allows you to craft targeted policies that address these risks. Classify Zones and Access Levels With a clear picture of risks, you can effectively classify building zones and access levels for your access control system. Public access areas like lobbies, cafeterias, and conference rooms can have minimal restrictions. More sensitive zones...

    C@tViz_S3O
    June 6, 2024
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    Passive vs. Active Security for Your Business

    Passive and active security measures are crucial in protecting your business and valuables. However, it’s essential to understand the difference to determine which is appropriate for your business. Some companies will be fine with passive security measures because of the low risk. Others will require active security guards to ensure the building is secure. This article will help you decide which security measure is best for your business. Passive Security Passive security measures usually don’t involve active security guards on the property. Instead, they consist of security cameras in key locations. Retail stores may have a verified alarm system designed to go off if a person tries to steal something, and it can also alert you if someone tries to break in after hours. Many alarm systems are designed to contact the police to ensure everything is safe immediately. Active Security Active security refers to having physical security guards on duty, such as at...

    C@tViz_S3O
    May 9, 2024
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    The Best Spots to Place Security Cameras

    Security cameras are a must-have in every business. Today, many business owners strive to have security cameras in various areas to protect against theft from employees and those tempted to break into the building. However, setting up a business security camera system can be challenging, especially if you’ve never done it before. This article will help you discover the best places to put your business security camera system. Entrances and Exits It’s standard to put cameras at points of entry. This can help you catch people coming into the building. It’s also a great way to review whether employees steal by taking merchandise out the front door. Many of these security cameras are in plain view but out of reach. Prominent Places Putting cameras in a few prominent places is always a great idea. For example, cameras can easily be seen by the doors or along the exterior of the building. Putting cameras in...

    Sarah Patterson
    May 8, 2024
    Sonitrol News
    business security systems

    3 Industries With Especially High Security Risks

    Anyone who runs a business needs a good security system to protect it from thieves, looters, and internal theft. According to our internal resources, police annually respond to about 38 million security alarms, many of which are from business security systems. Some industries are especially vulnerable to thefts and robberies of many types, including online businesses. If you are wondering if your business is among those more prone to criminal activity, here are three industries with especially high security risks. 1. Retail Sales The combination of valuable items on shelves and cash in tills, counting rooms, and onsite safes makes retail stores especially tempting for criminals. Whether working alone or in teams, retail stores and malls containing them are prime targets for retail theft, potential looting, and vandalism. Organized crime is especially adept at targeting stores whose sole lines of defense are video cameras, locks, and the police. In many locales, even...

    C@tViz_S3O
    April 19, 2024
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    3 Factors That Put Your Company at Risk of Internal Theft

    As a business owner or manager, you probably worry about external threats like shoplifting or cyberattacks. But did you know that internal theft may also cause significant losses? In fact, according to Corporate Finance Institute, 38% of inventory shrink can be attributed to shoplifting, with 34.5% being caused by employee theft. Here are three factors that make your business prone to internal theft. 1. Poor Internal Controls The first big risk factor is poor internal controls. This means your business lacks procedures to prevent theft. For example, you may not require purchase orders or have a clear process for approving invoices. It's also possible that inventory isn't tracked properly, so shrinkage goes unnoticed. Without oversight, it's easy for employees to steal. Fix this issue by implementing tighter financial controls. Make sure purchasing and payments follow a defined workflow. Regularly audit inventory numbers. The more checks and balances you have, the harder it...

    C@tViz_S3O
    April 16, 2024
    Sonitrol News
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    Why Is Internal Security Important?

    When you work hard to create a business, you need to work equally hard to protect it. You must protect access to your business property to ensure it's safe for people working or visiting the area. Plus, you don’t want to suffer any unnecessary losses. When you have several layers of security in check, you can enjoy a profitable business for years to come. Read on to see why your internal security system is vital to your business. Theft Prevention Thanks to an internal security system, you can protect your precious products and the equipment that goes into making them. According to the Global Retail Theft Barometer published by the Center for Retail Research, North American retail businesses have inventory losses of up to $45 billion annually. Loss can result from theft from thieves as well as employees with sticky fingers. With a proper surveillance system, you can monitor staff to see...

    C@tViz_S3O
    March 4, 2024
    Sonitrol News
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    4 Dangers of an Outdated Fire Protection System

    Fire protection is essential for any business. After all, according to the National Fire Protection Association, the fire department responds to a fire every 24 seconds in the United States. Your fire protection system can become useless if you don't maintain or update it as needed. Read on to see four essential reasons why such an upgrade is essential to your company. 1. Injuries and Fatalities A fire can be devastating to human life. If an uncontrolled fire breaks out, people can easily suffer from smoke inhalation. As a matter of fact, smoke inhalation is the cause of death in many fires compared to contact with the fire itself. Contact with a fire could result in bad burns that result in scarring and extensive surgery. Of course, the fire itself could cause death. 2. Liability As a business owner, updated fire protection systems can protect you from liability. After all, if injuries or deaths...

    C@tViz_S3O
    March 1, 2024
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