Safety Tips

Regardless of the industry, companies will always have needs that can either be filled with full-time employees or contract workers. For example, an insurance firm may hire full-time agents but contract out all their graphic design needs instead of hiring an in-house designer. Which brings us to a common question, “Is it better to hire …

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*** Note that this article is specifically speaking to businesses that need walk-up sales and/or meetings*** When an office or a storefront is not in the safest neighborhood, it can be tempting to place bars (or some kind of obstruction) over the windows and/or glass doors in efforts to prevent break ins. However, doing so …

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Poorly managing key credentials can increase security risk! Determining who has access to particular locations and documents is a very important piece of the pie when trying to keep a company secure. However, when we perform security gap reports for potential clients, we notice that key credentials are often mismanaged. Below, we are going to …

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Did you know that internal theft is one of the largest risks to a company? Internal theft can include data theft/skimming fraud, inventory/larceny, money, and payroll theft. Now, did you know that company culture affects security, thus plays a major role in internal theft? Yes, it is frightening, but it is important to address! Defining …

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