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Security procedures your in-house team may be missing

While alarms and security cameras are ubiquitous in most places of business these days, your security team still needs to do more than this to prevent problematic activities such as theft and vandalism.

Physical theft and violence in the workplace are more common than they should be, and security teams need to do everything they can to lessen the risk to a company’s customers, employees, equipment and premises.

One security procedure that can sometimes be overlooked is to keep an inventory of everything in the premises.

Businesses selling physical products usually do this in order to be aware of when they will need to reorder supplies, but a similar inventory of the equipment needed to ensure the business stays up and running can often be overlooked.

All businesses, no matter how small, should keep a record of company devices, which employees make use of them, and the nature of the data they may possess. Record keeping not only increases employee accountability but also enables swift action in the event of theft.

The establishment of clear policies such as a visitor management policy that is known to all employees, or workers knowing the procedure in the event they lose their security ID, is also crucial yet often overlooked.

Detailed and organized business security plans can take into account questions such as these that have a daily effect on employees. All security policies need to be understood by staff members and consistently enforced.

Improving security does not necessarily equal spending more money, but taking steps such as these can greatly cut down on security risks. Visit https://www.dinastysecurity.com/ for more details!