Making your home look like you never left is key to keeping your home safe when you’re away, whether on business or vacation. A home that looks lived in is less likely to be targeted by burglars. In the United States in 2021, the burglary rate was approximately 9 out 1,000 households, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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Organized Retail Crime (ORC) is on the rise, and it’s costing U.S. retailers billions each year. Unlike petty theft, ORC involves coordinated efforts by professional criminals who target businesses for high-value goods, resale opportunities, or strategic disruption. These aren’t just opportunistic shoplifters — these are structured networks that often include resellers, insiders, and even links to broader criminal activity.
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Vacation is an opportunity to relax but the security and the safety of your family should never take a backseat. Staying at a hotel or AirBNB is generally safe, but there are things to take into consideration in order to remain secure. Here’s how you can assess security when spending time away from home.
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Intellectual property (IP) is one of the most valuable assets a business can possess. From proprietary product designs and trade secrets to research data and prototype models, these assets drive innovation and competitive advantage. While digital security often dominates the conversation around IP protection, physical security is just as critical and too often overlooked.
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New England is known for its sense of community where neighborhoods are close-knit and family-oriented. As idyllic as this sounds, New England is like any other area in the United States and experiences its share of crime. Here, we take a look at the crime stats for New England and what it means for you, your family, and your community.
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No business is immune to security threats. Whether it’s vandalism, shoplifting, a break-in, or even internal theft, the way your team responds in the critical moments after a breach can make all the difference. A well-prepared, trained staff backed by a clear security breach response protocol helps minimize damage, protect employees, and preserve your business’s reputation. Ensuring your employees are familiar with the features of your business’s security system is a key part of a response protocol.
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Storm season can bring more than just heavy rain and high winds. It can wreak havoc on businesses that aren’t properly prepared. For companies that store temperature-sensitive goods, valuable inventory, or rely on consistent power, storm-related disruptions like flooding, power outages, or humidity spikes can lead to serious financial loss.
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Protecting your home begins outside. Taking measures to discourage prospective burglars is the first step. In the unlikely event of an attempted break in, you want to have enough protection installed that they won’t succeed. Here are some of our best tips for securing the front of your home.
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Financial institutions are a vulnerable sector, facing both cyber and physical threats. Cyber-security has taken the spotlight in recent years, but physical threats are still an issue that needs to be addressed.
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As a small business, you may think you aren’t at risk of becoming a victim to theft, as larger retailers are. You may decide that investing in good security isn’t necessary. Unfortunately, small businesses are just as likely to be the victim of theft and other unfortunate activities that will negatively impact them.
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