Loss Prevention Magazine

Flock Safety LPR cameras and mobile security solutions helped law enforcement identify and arrest suspects involved in major retail thefts and an armed robbery.

Organized retail crime has evolved into a highly coordinated, often violent operation targeting high-value items like luxury handbags—but with innovative solutions like CIS’s Gen6 SP and The Boot, retailers are now fighting back with smarter, faster, and more secure technology.

Flock Safety empowers retailers to protect employees from violence and crime through AI-powered solutions like license plate recognition, gunshot detection, and video surveillance, shifting the burden of safety from staff to smart, proactive technology.

Verkada is transforming retail safety and operations with AI-powered visual intelligence and integrated emergency response tools—enabling retailers to detect threats in real time, respond instantly, and gain valuable insights that drive both security and efficiency.

Gatekeeper Systems’ Purchek® and FaceFirst technologies transform retail theft prevention from reactive deterrence to proactive, intelligence-driven protection—stopping theft at the door while arming retailers with real-time insights to safeguard profits, people, and operations.

Phantom inventory—stock that shows as available but isn’t—costs retailers millions by hiding theft and errors, but Zebra’s Workcloud Actionable Intelligence uses AI to detect, alert, and resolve these issues in real time, boosting inventory accuracy and profits.

RFID technology is transforming retail supply chains by enhancing inventory visibility, improving shipment accuracy, reducing shrinkage, and streamlining operations across distribution and store networks.

ThinkLP’s AI-powered crime linking platform helps retailers connect and analyze dispersed theft incidents to uncover and disrupt sophisticated organized retail crime networks through collaborative, data-driven investigations.

Impact Security’s DefenseLite® Retrofit Security Glazing systems enhance retail storefronts, doors, and transaction windows with bullet-resistant and forced-entry barriers.

Retailers are turning to objective crime risk data to strategically allocate security budgets, reduce waste, and safeguard assets more effectively amid economic uncertainty.