Today, business owners need to be aware of numerous security threats, including age-old ones like copied keys and newer ones like stolen fobs. A breach in your building’s security can make employees feel (or even become) unsafe and severely interrupt your company’s workflow. This post goes over some basic steps you can take to better secure your company.
Your business is vulnerable to security threats ranging from theft to violent crime to vandalism. The use of access control systems can help you restrict the flow of people going in and out of your premises. However, unauthorized access is not necessarily as a result of a break-in. Some seemingly innocent actions may leave your premises susceptible to unauthorized access. In some instances, the very technology meant to keep your business safe could be what introduces the risk.
According to a recent news article, San Francisco ranked #1 in US property crime, which includes, larceny, burglary, vandalism, and shoplifting. The city reports about 148 property crimes every day, with most of them happening in the summer.
What is your plan in the event of an emergency, crisis, or threat or harm? Do you have a Bay Area alarm response plan in place? You owe it to those that work for you- as well as those who patronize your company- to consider security for your business today.
According to the San Francisco Police Department, the property crime rate projection for the year 2018-19 is 5,715 for every 100,000 residents. Property crimes include larceny, arson, motor vehicle theft, and burglary. Coming back to a home that has been broken into is a nightmare that no homeowner wants to experience. The following could be what makes your home appealing to burglars:
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