LP Solutions

ISC West 2023 is right around the corner, and with it comes an overwhelming number of opportunities to learn and grow as a loss prevention professional. One highlight you definitely won’t want to miss is a session on the retail cyclone and how to combat it with an open platform VMS at 11:15 a.m. on Thursday, March 30. 

The retail-wide issue of organized retail crime (ORC) impacts retailers around the world, and big box retailers are not immune to this trend.

Whether your asset protection program requires AM, RF, RFID, or a combination of technologies, CONTROLTEK offers a comprehensive portfolio of EAS and RFID tags and systems to fit your needs.

Retail fraudsters are always coming up with new ways to sneak unpaid merchandise out of stores, making it hard to proactively mitigate losses.

Refund fraud is a major concern across all retailers. It is a favorite methodology of organized retail crime rings, whether via returning items they just plucked off the shelf, buying a premium item and returning a cheap knockoff for a full refund, or one of many other schemes.

The most effective target hardening for your emergency exit includes a physical aspect that will either deter criminals entirely or slow them down long enough for law enforcement to arrive.

Kris Vece has almost twenty years of experience in the security industry and joined Protos in 2015.

When retail loss prevention teams view security solutions as a series of connected solutions that can be progressively added or downsized based on the threat perception or risks, there is a significant positive impact on ROI.

Security technology remains a critical tool in the loss prevention professional’s toolbox and now more than ever, it’s imperative to fully leverage a video management system to mitigate these pressures.

Asset protection and security teams often seek statistics to help assess the risk of crime when developing programs to secure local store locations. But what data are best suited and most trusted?