Automobile theft has been on the rise over the last several years – many commercial properties have been left vulnerable as thieves continue to seek out vehicles to sell overseas or on the black market. How can we prevent auto theft and keep high value inventory secure?
April 1st marked the beginning of Earth Month, a time to raise environmental awareness around the issues that affect Mother Nature, while also reflecting on how those environmental factors affect people and businesses. How do we acknowledge & protect nature, whilst meeting the needs of our clients?
Live Monitored Video Surveillance has proven to be an effective & cost-efficient means for property security & asset protection. Beyond security, these live video feeds can be a valuable tool for streamlining your business operations. By providing a ‘bird’s eye view’ of your operations, video surveillance feeds & PTZ camera control can help you improve processes, identify inefficiencies, and even increase productivity.
Innovation & ‘pushing the envelope’ are essential for economic progress, especially when it comes to technology & security. In recent years, businesses have been utilizing rapidly advancing technology to provide a more comfortable working environment for their workforce, improve their business operations, and protect their interests. What technologies have been deployed that benefit businesses, and how are they being used?
Break & entry, material, tool & equipment, and inventory thefts have all been on the rise at businesses across the country in early 2023. What is the best approach to mitigating damage & theft? Can anything be done to prevent it from happening to your business?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of today’s world, with efficiencies found in business, entertainment, & security – among many other facets of life. As systems constantly advance and become more powerful, adoption will too see rapid growth. This trend is not expected to slow down for years to come. What are some of the established & emerging uses of AI in 2023?
As we have entered the new year, many parts of the country are in a deep freeze but the surge of catalytic converter thefts has not cooled off – with thieves becoming more brazen and destructive in their efforts to obtain them. As the threat has been heating up since the beginning of 2023, what measures can be taken to prevent these destructive thefts?
Criminals often strike when a target offers a high reward and low risk of being apprehended. As the vast majority of businesses are closed on Statutory Holidays, this makes them prime targets for an opportunistic thief, leading to losses and damage associated with forced entry. What can be done to prevent these opportunistic crimes, or catch them in the act leading to apprehension?
This past year, we focused our efforts on developing new security solutions, enhancing our existing technologies, while further improving our capabilities for protecting our clients’ property. Our team has curated a selection of notable achievements & advancements from the year in review.
It was quite the month for Deterrence December! With the development of this campaign to support the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime (CRCVC), our team made a conscious effort to help crime victims and their families across the nation. Learn more about the CRCVC, and how this program assists victims of crime:
Our team has pledged to provide more than just security this month; by creating a program that would support the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime (CRCVC), benefitting victims and their families across Canada. As we have hit the midway point of the month, we wanted to provide an update on our campaign.
As construction continues to boom across the country, project sites become an alluring prospect for would-be thieves. Heavy machinery, specialized trade tools, and common construction power tools are highly desirable to criminals due to their high-value, and ease of resale. With tool theft on the rise at construction sites, what can be done to catch thieves red-handed? More importantly, can the risk of tool theft be mitigated?
