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Many times, shoplifting is dismissed as merely “the cost of doing business”. But, with slim profit margins, shoplifting can be the difference between being profitable or not. In the U.S. in 2016 the average inventory shrink rate increased to 1.44%.

We heard it again yesterday. A company manager caught by surprise that their business had been hit by a robbery. Now the work begins to recover from the loss and to look at business security. Sadly, theft and robberies happen all the time…but how often could it have been prevented?

Managing a small business is all about multitasking. We know it’s a constant balancing act of what is the current priority. We also know that security sometimes takes a back seat to seemingly more pressing problems of the day.

Prevention is always better than detection or recovery when it comes to crime and theft. It helps to know what the typical Burglar is looking for when he is looking for a target. Here are a few things to consider making yourself and your property less vulnerable to crime.1.

Everyone has the right to feel secure in any environment they exist in. This especially includes the workplace. It is important to implement certain safety measures and procedures to ensure the security of your employees, property, and equipment.