The least expensive security systems aren’t likely to provide the value your business needs, and the most expensive security programs and technologies may cause more confusion and frustration than necessary if they aren’t suited to your particular circumstances. It’s essential to discuss your security needs with a professional before deciding on surveillance, voice and audio features, digital tracking programs, or in-person security guards. Your security professional will need to know about your current measures, so take time to review your concerns, noting any internal or external theft, the scale of the loss, and how access was gained to the building. Be prepared to discuss the facility’s size, location, materials handled, and employee numbers. If possible, consult in person to allow for a thorough assessment of potential security weaknesses and available options. 

Advancing your security system can yield unexpected benefits, as enhanced security not only protects your building from theft but also fosters a safer environment for employees, increasing accountability. For example, video surveillance can capture crimes in progress and document incidents involving employees. Internal theft can lead to significant financial and inventory losses in warehouses and manufacturing, making it challenging to identify suspects without a security program that includes surveillance. A dedicated security guard from Royale Marine Security can monitor these systems and take immediate action against theft or provide assistance in emergencies before law enforcement arrives.