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Effective data collection and management in the aftermath of violent incidents are key for preventing future occurrences.

When it comes to retail theft, the industry—and the media—tend to focus on more prominent brands with more stores and revenue that are accountable to shareholders. But shrink from theft significantly impacts small-to medium-sized (SMB) retailers, which operate on narrower margins.

In this panel session on Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. ET, join industry leaders Anne Sullivan (Eye on Your Brand), Cathy Langley, LPC (Solink), James Garrett (Dollar Tree), and Chris Sisto (Solink) to explore common challenges with using traditional burglar alarms in fortification projects.

It is important for retailers, solution providers, policymakers, and the public to understand which products are most likely to be targeted by ORC groups—learn more in this article!

LP professionals are now managing hundreds of locations across the nation and beyond with limited resources... Learn more here.

Deputy Wes Brough was selected for his actions when he jumped into a pond to save a 5-year-old boy from drowning.

The journey towards comprehensive asset protection begins with understanding the power of collaboration and the value each stakeholder brings to the table. Let’s dive into how this collective effort can safeguard assets and propel your organization forward.

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Dr. Cory Lowe of the Loss Prevention Research Council (LPRC) tells it like it is in this episode of LPM's Inside Scoop Podcast.

Retail executives must focus on balancing safety with effective loss prevention as theft and violence increase.