How To Enhance Your Businesses Safety & Security
The importance of good business safety and security is clear. Not only does it add to your brand’s credibility, meaning […]
The importance of good business safety and security is clear. Not only does it add to your brand’s credibility, meaning you are able to win over customers and investors, but it also protects you physically, digitally and perhaps more importantly, financially.
For example, having the proper procedures in place helps you to avoid data or cybersecurity breaches that land you in significant legal and financial trouble. In fact, 60% of small companies close within six months of being hacked as they cannot recover the funds they lost during this time.
Here are some simple ways in which you can help you enhance your business’s safety and security across the board – providing you with greater peace of mind moving forward.
- Install CCTV & Alarm System. CCTV and alarm systems are perhaps the most straightforward way to physically protect your business because they provide a clear deterrent to crime. For example, one study found that ‘crime decreased by 13% in places with CCTV, compared to places without it’. The presence of this equipment on-site also means that the relevant authorities can be notified quickly if a crime does occur.
- Look into more advanced security measures. Different businesses require different levels of security, which means that some may require more advanced security procedures and equipment. For example, if you are handling volumes of cash or expensive products such as jewellery, you might want to look into . This will prevent anyone from gaining unauthorised access to materials, making your business much more secure.
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