Loss Prevention Technology

With so much revenue at stake this holiday season and beyond, retailers should consider every tool at their disposal to improve their loss prevention efforts.

In a world where digital and physical retail are inextricably linked, how can retailers protect their inventories and people, but also offer exceptional customer experiences?

With the new QCO A5 model, shoppers simply place their purchases on a conveyor belt, and the system will automatically scan each item using 360-degree vision-based barcode recognition technology.

SAFR from RealNetworks has shared its top predictions for the physical security industry in 2022. These include letting go of fears around AI, embracing hybrid cloud solutions and embracing pandemic-driven use cases.

Losses from transactional non-compliance may not have quite the same motivations or implications as fraud—but often times their financial impact can be greater.

The front of the retail store is a critical hub in understanding shopper activity. Storefront visibility layers electronic product code (EPC as EAS) RFID technology onto existing EAS systems.

The Intelligent Key Cabinet (IKC) from Medeco helps ensure you always know where keys are and helps prevent them from leaving your facility.

Interface Security Systems, a managed service provider, has shared its networking predictions for the restaurant and retail markets.

The Sherpa Tag is the only proven tumbler solution, already deployed nationwide at major retailers. The patented design utilizes 4-Alarm technology to stop even the most brazen shoplifters.

Dossiers will consolidate intelligence discovery, collection, and ongoing management of threat actors, specific events, or business entities.