Whether your area has already forged ahead with reopening or you're located in a state that's being incredibly cautious, there's no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly impacted how we do business. While the U.S. economy is a major concern, the continued rise...

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, businesses need to take safety and security very seriously. Although 2.5 million burglaries take place each year, break-ins are far from the only threat to your business and to your community-at-large. Despite the fact that...

It's no secret that different forms of security are essential for protecting your business against theft and burglaries. While break-ins are up to 6% more likely to occur during the day between 6AM and 6PM, police are only able to solve 13% of burglary cases due to...

Although security threats are constant, preliminary data suggests that businesses are planning to spend even more on cybersecurity in the coming months. After all, identity theft accounted for $17 billion in stolen goods and cash during 2017 -- and with the...

Back in 2018, U.S. employees lost an average of 4.4 working days due to illness and injury. And while improving safety and security measures in your facility can have positive effects on your business, you can't afford to forget about safeguarding the health of your...

Keeping your loved ones safe is a top concern, especially if they're elderly. Most older folks want to stay at home for as long as possible, but it isn't always possible to ensure their safety at home. After all, you have to go to work, run errands, and take care of...

According to a claim made by CBS News in 2017, employees steal about $50 million worth of inventory and business assets every year. This theft contributes to about 33% of bankruptcies filed for businesses. CBS News also reported that nearly 43% of inventory shrinkage...