The Biggest News in Loss Prevention: September 10 – 16
Wegmans Ends Self-Checkout Due to Theft | Retail Crime Nearly Doubles in Vancouver, Wash. | Mandatory Jail Time Proposed for Shoplifters in Colorado Town
NBA and MLB Partner with CBP and Chamber of Commerce to Combat Counterfeiting
US Customs and Border Protection and the Chamber of Commerce are teaming up with the NBA and MLB to combat counterfeit goods.
The Straight Scoop from GSX 2022
Southern hospitality was in all its glory as Atlanta, Georgia hosted this year's ASIS Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2022 Conference.
Retail Industry Was Second Most Targeted Industry by Ransomware in 2021
Globally, 77 percent of retail organizations surveyed were hit—a 75 percent increase from 2020. This is also 11 percent more than the cross-sector average attack rate of 66 percent.
LPF and Agilence Host Grocery Analytics Roundtable
The Loss Prevention Foundation’s Mat Schriner will be joined by LP experts from Sprouts and Raley’s to discuss using grocery analytics.
NRF Reports Retail Shrink Is a $100B Problem
Retail shrink, when taken as a percentage of total retail sales in 2021, accounted for $94.5 billion in losses last year, up from $90.8 billion in 2020, according to the 2022 National Retail Security Survey.
Partners in International Crime Fighting Cook up Collaborative Approaches to Risk
In a world where we have too much on our individual plates, there has never been a more critical time for collaboration, diplomacy, and international co-operation.
Salient Systems Exhibits VMS and New Cloud Offering at GSX
GSX marks an exciting time for Salient Systems, which has been laying the foundation for the launch of CompleteView 7.0 and cloud connectivity over the past year.
Tech for LP Practitioners Highlighted by Eagle Eye at GSX 2022
Eagle Eye Networks will showcase time-saving technologies for loss prevention and security practitioners at GSX 2022.
Confronting Safety and Security Risks in Transitional Times
Safety and security incidents that can damage a retailer’s reputation and dampen profits often result from change that outpaces the implementation of controls.