Technology

Retail window and glass door security concerns have increased because of rioting, smash-and-grab theft, and natural disasters that have forced retailers to employ a strategy of board up, pull down, repeat.

It used to be that Organized Retail Crime boosters tried to be subtle about their larceny. Today, many don’t even try to hide their crimes.

Key control can be a complicated balancing act due to managing many moving parts and pieces while also keeping stakeholders happy.

Glass doors and windows help retailers attract customers, but they are also a retail store’s most vulnerable points when it comes to forced entry and storm damage.

Retail establishments are re-examining protection options after a string of flash mobs and smash-and-grab attacks accompanied the start of the holiday shopping season.

QMI Security Solutions recently developed a DoorSafe Heavy Duty High-Security Commercial Steel Door System with patent pending active anti-cut technology to prevent against saw attacks.

Eagle Eye Networks has released the 2022 edition of its annual Trends in Video Surveillance ebook, a forecast for business leaders and owners who want to understand the physical security landscape.

The internet has given us unprecedented access to information and each other, but that can come at a cost.

The retail industry poses a special challenge for security professionals. Other types of facilities don’t have bullseyes on them quite like electronics stores and shopping malls.

Most social media platforms use algorithms to collect all kinds of data about each user, from age and location to shopping habits and political preferences.