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Since its introduction in 2016, the Total Retail Loss concept has received critical acclaim across the globe, stimulated debate about what constitutes retail “loss,” and discussion about what the future role of the LP function might be. New research addressed how it has been implemented, its effectiveness, and what changes to the theory are required.

Organizations no longer only install surveillance cameras and physical security devices, they require much more than that to stay prepared.

To say that wearing a mask in public has become politicized is an understatement. The controversy has created a conundrum for retailers.

The 2020 LexisNexis study compares fraud rates, impacts, and challenges related to fraud detection and prevention year-over-year and during COVID-19.

Now is the time for bold, compassionate leadership. Employees and customers are looking to corporate as well as team leaders to lead.

Retail loss prevention lost one of its brightest lights who made the industry better when Bob Serenson died unexpectedly July 14th.

With an understanding of the dark web, you can use this tool to discover potential threats before they become actual attacks against your company.

LPM is preparing a new series of webinars, podcasts, and conferences to promote the mission of Organized Retail Crime Associations across the US.

Theft, fraud, and losses from other retail “shrink” totaled $61.7 billion in 2019, up from $50.6 billion in 2018 according to the 2020 NRSS report.

If retailers allow emotion and bias to creep into risk assessments, they could misspend precious resources and be no more prepared for the next disaster.