• Why Have An Integrated Business Security System Design For Your Commercial Warehouse?


    Having the latest security gizmos is one thing, but you also need a good security setup that integrates them for a cohesive approach to security. A cohesive approach can be designed to match all aspects of security for your business. A business security system design improves your business premises security by offering different functions. Surveillance and Monitoring  You need visual signals on the events happening in and around your commercial warehouse.
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  • Get The Control You Need: Why Your Business Needs A Web-Based Access Control System


    When you own a business, you rely on a strong security system. Part of that security system involves building access points. Traditional keyed locks aren't nearly as secure as they need to be, especially for commercial use. That's why many business owners have switched to access control systems. Access control systems provided enhanced security measures for commercial buildings, including the use of access control cards, rather than ordinary keys. If you're ready to invest in an access control system for your commercial building, there's still another step you need to take.
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  • In Need Of Home Monitoring Services? Here's What To Ask Prospective Service Providers


    Are you looking for a home monitoring service to help secure your space and give your family some extra peace of mind? Here are a few questions to ask prospective service providers before choosing a system for your household: Is a Monitoring Contract Required? Some security monitoring companies require service contracts that could last anywhere from a few months to several years depending on the way the company is set up to run.
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  • 5 Home Security Tips Worth Following


    Protecting your residence calls for more than just installing a home security system. While technology serves as a great deterrent, it's also wise to deal with small signals that tip criminals off to whether a house is worth targeting. Here are 5 things you can do to reduce the risk of a break-in happening. Move Plants Away From the House Small trees and large shrubs can give you a feeling of privacy, but they also may serve as hiding spots for folks who want to scope out the location or break in.
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  • Protecting Yourself & Building From Fires


    Whether you are the owner of a house or commercial building, everything possible must be done to keep the structure standing. The quickest way for a building to be destroyed is for it to get consumed by fire. The most stressful thing about fires in a building is that they can spark up during times that are least expected to happen, such as faulty wiring burning up when no one is around.
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  • How To Discourage Shoplifters In Your Store


    If you run a retail store, one of your biggest risks is likely dealing with potential shoplifters. This not only causes you to lose money from the goods stolen, but it can also make things more difficult when working on inventory and trying to track down the missing items. Here are some helpful ways to discourage shoplifters. Train Employees to Spot Suspected Shoplifters The first thing you want to do is train your employees to be able to spot signs of someone that might be about to steal something from your store.
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  • Securing Your Home With Door Sensors In Unexpected Places


    Creating a home security system can be a great way to ensure that your family's home (and occupants) remain safe at all times. Many modern alarm systems are equipped with sensors that are capable of sending notifications to a cell phone or email address when an unauthorized breach occurs. You can use these door sensors in some unexpected places throughout your home to increase safety while you are away. Here are three places you might want to consider installing notification-generating door alarms in the future.
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  • Making Your Home Safe For Your Family


    If you have recently learned that there is an outbreak of break-ins in your neighborhood, then you should take extra steps around your home to ensure that it is as safe as possible. The main things you want to focus on is creating an uninviting environment for criminals, not letting them know what you own that's of value, making it difficult for them to access your home and increasing the chances of them being caught if they do enter your home.
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  • Why You Need To Have Your Fire Alarm System Inspected


    You've taken every precaution to make sure that your employees and your customers are safe while they are inside your business. You have a security system in place, fire escapes, fire extinguishers and a fire alarm system. While the latter can be one of the most beneficial safety precautions, it won't do any good if it isn't working properly. Routine inspections of your fire alarm system are vital for a variety of reasons.
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