Why You Need Security In Your Business

Shoplifting - This portion of the “inventory shrinkage” problem costs you money every day. We read about shoplifting or “out the back door” theft in the local paper far too often. Shoplifters have developed ingenious ways to steal your merchandise. Many shoplifters do not need to steal, they simply want to see what they can get away with.

Burglary - Unscrupulous thieves look for an easy means of entry into your business. They search for a place where they can operate unobserved while trying to gain entrance to your building. Once inside they are free to roam and steal (or destroy) what ever they wish. They target portable, high-cost items that are easy to sell. They may even target your customer data, as in the case of identity theft.

In Store Marketing - One of the dual uses for video security equipment is information you can obtain from customers by watching shopping habits. Retail outlets use hidden cameras to watch which way visitors turn upon entering their building and the paths that shoppers take. By watching traffic patterns and adjusting product visibility along these paths, store owners have increased sales.

The Video Surveillance Security Solution

Prevent Employee Theft - Obviously, if managers could be every place at once, employees would feel like they had a much smaller chance of a successful theft. The best way to have a constant presence with high visibility security cameras set up to monitor employees that have little day-to-day supervision.

Hinder Shoplifting - Presence is a large part of the solution. Simply having visible security cameras will deter many “thrill seekers” as well as the career criminal. Should they be brazen enough to steal in view of a camera, you now have a permanent record of the theft for legal recourse.

Stop Burglary - Video Surveillance Security is the best method of prevention and deterrence. Studies show burglars think twice about breaking into any business that has a Video Surveillance Security System installed.

Security Without Video Surveillance

Intrusion Detection and Access Control Systems - Intrusion detection begins with contacts on doors and windows and finishes with Passive Infrared motion detectors that can catch an intruder in their tracks alerting you and the Police of a break-in. Lawful entry into your building is known as Access Control. The employee opens the door and goes to a keypad and deactivates the Intrusion Detection monitoring devices. Now you know who entered (by their personal PIN code) and what time they opened.

Threats To Your Business

Real Issues In A Real World

• Vandalism

• Employee theft

• Employee inefficiency

• Customer theft

• Burglary

• Fire

The Results Of A Successful Burglary

• Theft of proprietary data or trade secrets

• Theft of cash, checks, merchandise, or tools

• Destruction of property due to the burglar using fire to cover the break in

• Theft of lottery scratch cards or pull-tabs

The Results Of A Fire Pursuant To A Break In

• Loss of proprietary data or trade secrets

• Loss of business data such as inventories, customer lists, delivery schedules, and payroll information

• Loss of infrastructure such as cash register network, telephone line, computer network, ATM, and lottery terminals

The Hidden Advantage

Marketing

• In-store marketing trend analysis you don’t have to out-source, saving you money

• A means of monitoring employee efficiency, increasing your profits

• A means of monitoring repair or construction workers by freeing an employee who could otherwise be working, saving you labor costs

Insurance

• A Security System may reduce your insurance costs up to 20%

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