Security

Copper theft continues to affect businesses of all kinds, and the telecommunications industry in particular has felt the negative effects of this crime. How can proactive security solutions secure copper assets and prevent service outages for customers and businesses?

Insurance providers are very specific about what they require in order to provide coverage for construction projects. What needs to be provided, in both technology & service, in order to satiate these requirements?

Cameras are everywhere – from film cameras, to mobile phones, to dash cams – cameras are ubiquitous and found in every facet of our society. Camera technology has steadily advanced over the last number of years, and this has greatly benefited the security industry in the quest to deter crime. Our Video Security Units leverage the best in modern camera technology to create a full suite of options that help to detect crime – so we can deter it.

Summer time is officially upon us, and many people will be heading out for events of all kinds – concerts, festivals, sporting events, and more. With the threat of theft, misbehavior, violence, and vandalism, how can these events be secured so they can be enjoyed by all?

Summer is a time when people everywhere travel across long distances in RV’s or campers that make adventures of all kinds possible. With most RV dealerships, their inventory is often outside and exposed to thieves who are looking for their next heist. What happens when thieves steal this valuable inventory and leave businesses and buyers reeling from the consequences? How can proactive security keep this inventory protected?

With criminal activity on the rise, a traditional & reactive approach to security is no longer an effective method to keep properties and assets safe. Even with video surveillance, many businesses learn of crimes that are committed long after the suspects have fled. How can proactive security benefit businesses and stop criminals in their tracks?

With the rising prices of crucial materials like copper wire, thieves continue to seek out opportunities to strike at critical energized sites. Hydro substation theft in particular continues to be a major issue across Canada, and an ongoing threat to infrastructure, businesses, and individuals.

We live in a world that never sleeps. Many businesses, from construction sites to distribution centres & manufacturing facilities, operate on a 24/7 hour schedule that requires people who will work the long hours of the night when the rest of the population is asleep, also known as Third Shift Workers. Third shift workers are an essential part of keeping businesses of all kinds running, and we most definitely owe them a debt of gratitude for their tireless work.

Distribution centres, warehouses, and cargo trailers are a critical part of the supply chain across Canada and around the globe. Supply chains are logistically complex, with many moving parts and people working as part of the distribution process. Inventory stored within these properties and in cargo containers are often expensive and difficult to replace – the theft of which can create major setbacks that affect other parts of the supply chain.

Through the first quarter of 2023, construction site theft continues to be a progressing issue for builders of all kinds, as evidenced by recent reports of theft across the country. These thefts can range from large machinery to smaller hand tools, & even materials needed for the overall construction project. What can be done to mitigate the risk?

Our modern world has become more and more dependent on Internet connections – whether they be wireless or hardwired; businesses of all kinds rely on these connections for a multitude of purposes. The security industry utilizes Internet connections in a variety of ways – and wireless connections are becoming even more crucial to the success of businesses who are looking for modern security solutions that are dependable and adaptable.