Loss Prevention

The protection of company assets in the small office is normally very informal and left to the honesty of the employees. Unfortunately, this is not always effective and appropriate.

The Retail Council of Canada (RCC) hosted its annual Loss Prevention Forum Tuesday, April 12, through a virtual format.

Finding and following trails of money as it flows through legal and illegal channels is critical to identify the network, build the case, and ultimately dismantle the ORC operation.

Auror USA has advanced its partnership with the Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) to become the newest doctorate level partner.

Is the hosting of electric vehicle charging stations a good business opportunity for retailers, a chance to promote corporate commitment to sustainability and enhance brand image, or a potential security headache?

The Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) has added to new members to the Loss Prevention Foundation Advisory Council (LPFAC).

Finalists have been announced, and voting for the Annual LP Hall Awards is now open through Friday, April 8.

Organized retail crime is a growing problem for retailers. Since the pandemic began, brazen daylight robberies have become more frequent, and shop owners say they’re also more violent.

The Loss Prevention Foundation (LPF) has completely remodeled its LPQualified Course to better educate loss prevention professionals.

The event was well-orchestrated and filled with informative sessions on topics most relevant to today’s retail asset protection environment, reviewing mission-critical subjects in a robust and welcoming setting.