We might live in a digital age, but even today physical security is still as essential as cybersecurity when it comes to keeping your business, people, and data safe.
Having on-site and visible security at your event is one of the most effective ways to prevent and deter crime. Whether you’re hosting a private event, like a wedding or school prom, an event that’s open to the public - think festivals, gigs, charity fundraisers and sports games - or even a corporate event, then hiring security could ensure your event runs a lot more smoothly.
If you’re looking at working with a security company, like Stonewall Security, then it’s definitely worth knowing what numbers you’re likely to be dealing with before you explore your options.
Winter is just around the corner, which only means nights - and, what comes with darker nights? Poor visibility, with fewer people out and about, which means an anticipated rise in vandalism and theft against businesses.
You might be surprised to hear that construction sites are a common target for criminals. Whether it’s building materials, to large heavy equipment, the sad truth is, construction sites get hit all the time. In fact, recent statistics reveal that theft alone costs the construction industry a whopping £800million a year, something that hasn’t been helped by the recent Covid-19 pandemic, which led to a mass shortage of equipment hire and long lead times.
Leicester riots like any other unrest is a vulnerable period for businesses and a time for security professionals to prove their value. With the right security in place, businesses can be riot-proofed.
Cargo security is the security detail assigned to protect and observe a cargo shipment from loading to delivery. The goal of cargo security is to ensure freight is inspected at loading, and safely gets to the delivery point.
Did you know that according to recent research, almost nine in 10 retail workers were verbally abused in 2020, with 60 per cent of those reporting physical violence?
Many businesses will have to face a business security audit at some point. Explore what’s involved and how to prepare for your next security audit here.
