Retail Crime

A new survey by PasswordManager.com reveals that 40 percent of U.S. workers admit to using former employers’ login credentials, often to save money, highlighting widespread lapses in digital security.

The San Diego Organized Retail Crime Alliance (SDORCA), in partnership with the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, has launched a new crime deterrence program centered on something you might not expect.

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The only nonprofit to represent closed-loop (i.e., brand-specific) gift cards, the RGCA acts as the voice of the industry and its members actively work together to advance gift card experiences.

As customer aggression and retail crime surge, new research shows widespread public support for body-worn cameras as a tool to protect frontline workers, deter bad behavior, and enhance safety across various industries beyond law enforcement.

To give you a better feel for the vast impact of the ORC problem, we have provided a glimpse into just a few of the incidents that took place in the month of July, 2025.

The future of retail through 2030 will be shaped by a hyper-connected ecosystem, AI-driven personalization, and diversification beyond product sales, all accelerated by rapid technological adoption and evolving consumer expectations.

In this episode of LPM's Inside Scoop Podcast, Stefanie chats with RFID expert Jamie Kress about Total Retail Loss.

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AI voice cloning is emerging as a powerful tool for retail fraud, allowing scammers to impersonate authority figures and manipulate employees through realistic, emotionally convincing phone calls.