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Securing a commercial property requires more than a lock on the door and a sign on the wall. With rising incidents of property crime and

Commercial real estate is facing a new wave of security challenges. With more buildings sitting partially vacant and tenant traffic becoming less predictable, the risks

Factory security involves more than locking doors and checking gates. These environments deal with high-value equipment, round-the-clock operations, and strict safety protocols. In this setting,

Retail parking lots are high-traffic environments that often extend beyond business hours. As such, they are common areas for loitering. While some activity is harmless,

Securing warehouses and distribution centers has always been a priority. As supply chains scale and labor shortages intensify, the vulnerabilities in static surveillance and traditional

Security threats aren’t just a big business problem anymore. Small and mid-sized companies are also being targeted, whether it’s theft, vandalism, or unauthorized access. As

Tenant retention is one of the most critical metrics for property managers. Every time a resident leaves, the costs stack up: unit turnover, vacancy periods,

If you’re running a business, security is non-negotiable. But when it comes time to install an alarm system, most business owners have no idea what

Many apartment properties employ on-site staff to handle day-to-day operations. This can include a front desk team, a concierge, maintenance workers, or even overnight security

A would-be car thief attempted to drive a brand new Chevrolet Corvette Z06 straight out of the showroom window at the George Matick Chevrolet dealership