The most common security issues involve customer data and computer systems, but many companies don’t realize the importance of securing storefront locations in the same way they would their online presence. The company can benefit from increased brand confidence and better job performance and satisfaction among its employees by increasing safety at a physical location. And loyal workers, in turn, generally translate into loyal clients. We have outlined three important tips businesses should take to better protect their security.

Internal Security

It is more than likely that a company that is on a commercial property uses the locks that come with it. Replacing them may seem like an unnecessary expense, but investing in more high-security locks means investing in the safety of your storefront. While locks are definitely a necessity, businesses should also consider investing in a proper, fully monitored home alarm with remote control application (i.e. more than just a standard loud alarm). Having an armed response may mean the difference between major and minor losses in the event of a break-in. In addition, having a response team makes it less likely that someone in the first place will be able to break into the premises. Lastly, security cameras are the best way to survey the commercial property. Cameras can be used to identify perpetrators in cases of break-ins or theft, and also track unusual behavior inside and outside the store.

Security Checks for Vendors

Companies requiring suppliers to enter the building need to establish a good working relationship with those suppliers and carry out valid security checks on any staff. Among these checks should be any past complaints or pending cases it may have and vendor’s credit history. Online reviews are also useful to gauge the vendor’s level of efficiency and service. Installing surveillance cameras is a must to stop intruders from entering your premises. To know more about our products, visit us at www.pogosecurity.com and give us a call at 305.510.0170. We provide full service starting from sales to maintenance including installation.

Disposing Documents

Shredding documents may seem like a thing of the past, but it no longer applies only to paper. Among the items that any company needs to deal with adequately before disposal are invoices, customer quotes, and printed communications. Shredding is still the disposal method of choice and shouldn’t be put off for physical materials.

Conclusion:

Ultimately, a company’s continued growth and success depend on its ability to deal with potential violations from the outside. Security is the ever-changing landscape, and to stay ahead of hackers and thieves, businesses must continuously monitor and revamp their protocols and methods. We provide our services in the following locations:

Miami-dade county:

Aventura, Bal Harbour,  Bay Harbor Islands,  Biscayne Park,  Coral Gables,  Cutler Bay,  Doral,  El Portal,  Florida City,  Golden Beach,  Hialeah,  Hialeah Gardens,  Homestead,  Indian Creek,  Key Biscayne,  Medley,  Miami,  Miami Beach,  Miami Gardens,  Miami Lakes,  Miami Shores,  Miami Springs,  North Bay Village,  North Miami,  North Miami Beach,  Opa-locka,  Palmetto Bay,  Pinecrest,  South Miami,  Sunny Isles Beach,  Surfside,  Sweetwater,  Virginia Gardens,  West Miami.  

Broward county:

Coconut Creek, Cooper City,  Coral Springs,  Dania Beach,  Davie,  Deerfield Beach,  Fort Lauderdale,  Hallandale Beach,  Hillsboro Beach,  Hollywood,  Lauderdale Lakes,  Lauderdale-By-The-Sea,  Lauderhill,  Lazy Lake,  Lighthouse Point,  Margate,  Miramar,  North Lauderdale,  Oakland Park,  Parkland,  Pembroke Park,  Pembroke Pines,  Plantation,  Pompano Beach,  Sea Ranch Lakes, Southwest Ranches,  Sunrise, Tamarac,  West Park,  Weston,  Wilton Manors.

Palm Beach County:

Belle Glade, Boca Raton,  Boynton Beach,  Delray Beach,  Greenacres,  Jupiter, Lake Worth,  Lantana,  Riviera Beach,  Wellington.