Security News
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Coronavirus: Security Tips to Secure your Property
Uncertain times can lead to opportunities for criminals. Here are some tips to help secure your property during this time.
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Coronavirus: Security Tips for Remote Working
Uncertainty can lead to opportunities for criminals to exploit. We are ideally placed to provide some advice and guidance to keep you and your staff safe.
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4 Instances When You Should Consider Security
As a business owner, you have a lot of balls to juggle. We have put together a list of 4 instances when you should focus on security.
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8 Things to Consider BEFORE Investing in Security
Cost is always a consideration before an investment.
Here are 8 things to consider before investing in security.
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Guidance on the Use of Security Cameras
Simply putting up a camera in the hope of stopping criminal activity is not going to work. A more detail approach needs to be made if the system is going to achieve what you want it to.
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Understand your Security Risk
Your business is at risk from cyber attacks, criminal activity and even accidents at work. But with budgets being tight, where do you invest your hard earned money?
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Securing your Business over the Christmas Period
With business’ winding down for the Christmas period, premises can become prime targets for cyber attacks, criminal activity, and property damage. We’ve got a few top tips to help you protect your business and prevent any unwanted disasters occurring before you return in the New Year.
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What Makes Us Different
You should never underestimate the importance of good security. Used effectively, security will add value to your business. Do you really have money to waste on ineffective security?
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The CCTV Camera is Dead....
Cameras are commonplace in the UK these days, we see them everywhere. But the way cameras are used is evolving. They are no longer on standalone ‘closed circuit’ systems, but rather connected to the internet or large networks. They have changed, and so too must the name….
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Bonfire Night
Whether you are organising or just attending a bonfire and firework display with the customary pie and peas, jacket spuds, treacle toffee, parkin etc., it is timely to give a gentle reminder of a few precautions to ensure that the evening is incident free.